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Ulula wins at InnovateTO150 showcase

Written by Admin

November 21, 2017

Named “Best Social Enterprise” and receiving $30,000, the Social Ventures Zone and DMZ startup Ulula aims to move us closer to truly ethical production. Ulula provides a platform for companies and governments to make ethical business decisions through greater supply-chain transparency. The company has developed a technology to measure a supplier’s labour and social accountability standards to help clients make informed, ethical decisions.

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