Ethics
Our commitment to sourcing local products where possible is balanced by the need to offer choice to our customers. To this end we also purchase products and services from suppliers throughout Europe. As a socially responsible company, we aim to ensure that our suppliers meet our ethical trading standards so that all products are produced under hygienic and safe working conditions by employees, themselves treated humanely. We audit our suppliers, checking the origin and specification of all products, where possible ensuring they come from a sustainable source and meet industry-recognised quality assured standards.
      
Charitable Work
Foodspeed is pleased to pursue a policy of social responsibility that extends to support for selected charitable causes at home and abroad. Charities we currently assist are:

UCLH Cancer Centre London



UCLH has been pioneering cancer treatment for over a century. Due to open in 2012, the UCLH Cancer Centre will be a centre of excellence, bringing world class research, diagnosis and care under one roof. Patients will have access to cutting edge science and treatments. 
www.cancercentreuclh.org

Hannah Memorial Academy



This charity has built and runs a primary school for under privileged children in a remote part of North East India in memory of Hannah Foster, a Southampton schoolgirl, brutally murdered in 2003. The school arose from one man’s dream of free education for the poorest children, and his generosity, vision and hard work has achieved it.
www.hannahmemorialacademy.org

Prince’s Trust



The Prince's Trust is a youth charity that helps change young lives, offering practical and financial support, and developing key workplace skills. The Trust has helped more than 600,000 young people since 1976 and support 100 more each working day.
www.princes-trust.org.uk

Action For Hunger



Founded 30 years ago, ACF International|Action Against Hunger is an international humanitarian organisation committed to ending child hunger. We were pleased to support the charity’s Love Food Give Food campaign.
www.actionagainsthunger.org.uk