Is it time to become a little more serious about your procurement decisions, whether its for a corporation, or a small home business, or your church, synagogue, hospital, school or other institution?

Is it time to move beyond recycled fibre paper, and ask which paper company has a bad pollution record, or uses chlorine bleach, or clear cut practices, in producing that paper?

Isn't it time to get the right principles as well as the right price?

If your answer to any of these questions is Yes, then EthicScan Canada has resources that can help you identify the most responsible supplier in your Province for the following categories:

• paper
• commercial printers
• office supplies
• computers supplies and services
• telecommunications equipment
• car rentals
• point of sale terminals

For information on ethical sourcing, request the reprint entitled Ethical Sourcing and Trading (Moira Hutchinson) or Ethical Engagement (David Nitkin) (November-December 2000: Volume 12, Issue 6, Corporate Ethics Monitor.)