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In a global marketplace, supply chains are becoming increasingly complex. It’s now more necessary than ever for companies to improve visibility over their production – and to drive improvements across their supply chains wherever possible. Since 2003, amfori BSCI has enabled companies to trade with purpose by improving social performance in their supply chain governed by these 11 key principles;

• The rights of Freedom of Association and Collective Bargaining
• No Discrimination
• Fair Remuneration
• Decent Working Hours
• Occupational Health and Safety
• No Child Labour
• Special Protection for Young Workers
• No Precarious Employment
• No Bonded Labour
• Protection of the Environment
• Ethical Business Behaviour

The WRAP Certification Program’s objective is to independently monitor and certify compliance within these standards, to ensure that sewn products are being produced under safe, lawful, humane, and ethical conditions. Participating facilities voluntarily commit to ensuring that their manufacturing practices will meet these standards, and further commit to passing along, on their part, the expectation that their contractors and suppliers likewise comply with these standards:

• Compliance with Laws and Workplace Regulations
• Prohibition of Forced Labour
• Prohibition of Child Labour
• Prohibition of Harassment and Abuse
• Compensation and Benefits
• Hours of Work
• Prohibition of Discrimination
• Health and Safety
• Freedom of Association and Collective Bargaining
• Environment
• Customs Compliance
• Security

Fruit of the Loom & our affiliates are committed to conducting its business in accordance with the highest standard of business ethics & respect for human rights, & in compliance with all applicable laws.

We require our suppliers, licensees, distributors & other business partners to meet these high standards. While the Company recognizes that different cultural, legal & ethical systems exist in the countries in which merchandise may be manufactured, our Code of Conduct sets forth certain basic requirements that all facilities, domestic & foreign, whether owned & operated by the Company or our contractors, licensees, or other business partners, must satisfy.

Each one of our business partners must have the Code of Conduct displayed in a prominent position in their factories in English & in the local language.

The national and international statutory requirements concerning the product safety of textiles are difficult for manufacturers to comprehend in their everyday business.

Trust the experts from OEKO-TEX. The current statutory provisions are covered in the extensive measures catalogue for harmful substance testing and the relevance of future developments is checked.

The OEKO-TEX laboratory tests include around 100 test parameters and take into account the intended use of the textiles. The more intensive the skin contact of a textile product, the stricter the limit values for each product class.