We choose business partners who share our commitment

Our Responsible Sourcing Policy outlines Domino’s strong expectations around human rights, diversity, environmental management, workplace health and safety, risk management, business integrity and animal welfare.

These standards are audited and are also applicable to the business partner’s supply chain, including subcontractors or third-party labour agencies. Domino’s requires business partners to audit their own supply chains for compliance with Responsible Sourcing Policy. Any evidence of non-compliance must be promptly corrected and failure to comply or address non-compliance can result in termination.

Our approach is to invest in long-term partnerships, to share high standards and, where we identify areas of improvement, work with our partners to address them.

Domino’s has developed a Modern Slavery Statement, which incorporates our business and of supply chains. As part of this process, Domino’s has undertaken a risk assessment and identified any areas of high risk.  This program will ensure that Domino’s is a respected leader in recognising human rights while also ensuring we are in no way complicit with human rights violations.

Through the modern slavery program, Domino’s suppliers will be continually assessed for their risk and compliance against this program.

Domino’s Responsible Sourcing Policy outlines our environmental management expectations of our suppliers. We require our business partners to have a written environment policy statement and systems in place to measure, monitor and improve environmental performance and we undertake audits to ensure compliance with these requirements. We also expect business partners to be compliant with all relevant national and local laws and regulations relating to environmental performance, management and reporting.

To learn more about our commitments and business partner requirements on responsible sourcing please refer to our Responsible Sourcing Policy.