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Article

9 May 2011

Author:
International Labour Rights Forum

Company Response to Forced Child Labor in Uzbek Cotton

Companies across the US and Europe have taken a stand against forced child labor in the production of Uzbek cotton. In addition, some companies are working hard to develop clear traceability for cotton and other components of clothing....[C]ompanies that have made commitments to Stop Using Uzbek Cotton [include]: American Eagle Outfitters, Asda, Bed, Bath and Beyond, C&A, Columbia Sportswear, Continental Clothing, Eileen Fisher, GAP Inc., Hanesbrands Inc, J.C. Penney, Jones Apparel Group, Kohl’s, Krenholm (Estonia), Levi Strauss & Co., Limited Brands Inc., LL Bean, Macy’s, Marks and Spencer, Nike Inc., Nordstrom, Philips van Heusen, Target Corporation, Tesco, Timberland, TJX Companies Inc., The Walt Disney Company, Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.