YESS Supporter
Does the company support YESS (Yarn Ethically & Sustainably Sourced) as one approach to help drive slavery out of cotton production?
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Arthur & Henry
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Yes
Yes, No
2018
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Assent Compliance
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Yes
Yes, No
2018
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Asya Control Certifications & Consultancy
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Yes
Yes, No
2018
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BRC LIFE
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Yes
Yes, No
2018
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Castor Holdings LLC
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Yes
Yes, No
2018
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Child Labor Coalition
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Yes
Yes, No
2018
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Congregation of Sisters of St. Agnes
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Yes
Yes, No
2018
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Dogwood Alliance Inc
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Yes
Yes, No
2018
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Dominican Sisters of Hope
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Yes
Yes, No
2018
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Fashion Takes Action
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Yes
Yes, No
2018
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FutureMade
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Yes
Yes, No
2018
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Hallenstein Glasson Holdings
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Yes
Yes, No
2018
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Indigenous
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Yes
Yes, No
2018
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 Anti-Slavery International
United Kingdom |
Yes
Yes, No
2018
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Industrie Clothing
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Yes
Yes, No
2018
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 The Freedom Fund
United Kingdom |
Yes
Yes, No
2018
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Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility
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Yes
Yes, No
2018
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JSA Financial Group
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Yes
Yes, No
2018
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Kamen Road
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Yes
Yes, No
2018
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Kids Organic Clothing Company
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Yes
Yes, No
2018
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About
RSN has created the initiative YESS: Yarn Ethically & Sustainably Sourced to drive modern slavery out of cotton production by eliminating the market for cotton produced with forced labor, and increasing the use of ethical and sustainable cotton.
YESS utilizes the OECD risk-based due diligence approach to identify and eliminate modern slavery from cotton production and apparel supply chains. YESS is coordinating its activities with numerous sustainable cotton initiatives and other complementary programs to ensure harmonization of a due diligence system for the entire industry.
The Value of Creating YESS is to:
- Assist companies in complying with anti-slavery regulations.
- Contribute to achieving Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 8 and Indicator 8.7.
- Increase marketability for yarn spinners and brands sourcing ethical cotton.
- Give consumers assurance that brands are working together to eliminate forced labor from the cotton industry.
- Minimize verification costs and improve efficiencies.
- Train and enable yarn spinners to implement effective due diligence systems.
- Establish an industry-wide traceability approach and a global list of verified spinners and mills.
Source: Responsible Sourcing Network
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