Call for feedback: public consultation is now open for Ethiopian Horticulture Producer Exporters Association (EHPEA)

PARIS, 13 May 2026 – The Sustainable Supply Chain Initiative (SSCI) is pleased to announce the opening of a public stakeholder consultation for the EHPEA Code of Practice for Sustainable Flower Production, developed by the Ethiopian Horticulture Producer Exporters Association (EHPEA). This consultation is part of EHPEA’s journey through the SSCI Social Compliance Benchmark

From 13 May to 13 June 2026, we invite all stakeholders with an interest in sustainable supply chains and agricultural production to participate by providing feedback on EHPEA’s benchmarking assessment.

Representing 120 members, EHPEA supports producers engaged in the export of flowers, fruit, vegetables, herbs, cuttings, and seeds to international markets. The EHPEA Code of Practice for Sustainable Flower Production supports sustainable development across Ethiopia’s horticulture sector and promotes continuous improvement in social and environmental performance. 

This public consultation is a key part of the SSCI benchmarking process which takes place after the office visit stage. With the aim of ensuring a transparent process, stakeholders can review and comment on the independent assessment conducted by the SSCI and the appointed Benchmark Leader.  

The EHPEA Code of Practice for Sustainable Flower Production is currently undergoing benchmarking for the primary production scope under the SSCI’s Social Criteria which was set up to ensure that the relevant social sustainability topics are being covered. 

How to get involved:

  • Fill in the form below to receive the EHPEA Code of Practice for Sustainable Flower Production Benchmarking Report.
  • Email your feedback and comments to the SSCI team by 13 June 2026.

To view current SSCI Benchmark applicants and follow their progress, visit recognition.tcgfssci.com.

Fill in the form to receive the EHPEA Benchmarking Report

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