Sharing intelligence to disrupt modern slavery across the foodgrocery supply chain
Become a Member
Join like-minded businesses from across the industry; share data, validate sources and contribute to a broader picture of trends to provide opportunities to disrupt or prevent labour exploitation
About MSIN
The Modern Slavery Intelligence Network (MSIN) is a pioneering non-profit collaboration in the UK food and agriculture sector created in response to the findings of Operation Fort, the UK’s largest ever modern slavery investigation.
Coming together in 2020, 14 member companies have been engaged in a pilot to develop an innovative and proactive intelligence-sharing mechanism to enhance their effectiveness in disrupting modern slavery and labour exploitation within the UK.
What we do
MSIN Members share intelligence to create an in-depth view of what is happening in relation to modern slavery to generate new insights and take action to protect the vulnerable.
The aim is that information generated by the network will be used to detect, prevent, and disrupt modern slavery and labour exploitation activity, protecting workers and improving outcomes for those directly impacted.
What support has the network received?
MSIN benefits from strong support from the office of the former Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner, GLAA and the Information Commissioners Office.