When groups of companies define industry-wide standards that they can all agree to, these are called:

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Industry-wide codes of conduct are standards agreed upon by groups of companies within a particular industry. Corporate codes of conduct are specific to individual companies, and NGO codes of conduct are created and enforced by non-governmental organizations. Fair wage levels may be a component of industry-wide codes of conduct, but they are not the same thing.

When Groups of Companies Define Industry-Wide Standards That They Can