[Company responses & non-responses to "Chain store reaction project”]
[The Chain store reaction project is an open letter asking companies to investigate labour abuses in their production chains. Webpage indicates how many emails sent to each company, and which are responding]. [refers to American Apparel, Audi, A'ropostale, Adobe Systems, Abercrombie & Fitch, Bosch, BCBG, Banana Republic (part of Gap), Black & Decker, Burberry (part of GUS), Benetton, Buick, BCBG, Calvin Klein (part of Phillips-Van Heusen), Phillips-Van Heusen, Cisco Systems, Converse (part of Nike), Chevrolet, Diesel, Dickies, Donna Karan, Dell, Eddie Bauer, Fiat, Ford, Fila, Fruit of the Loom (part of Berkshire Hathaway), Genentech, General Motors, Gap, GUS, Guess, Gucci (part of PPR), Giorgio Armani, Heineken, HP (Hewlett-Packard), H&M, Hugo Boss, Hollister (part of Abercrombie & Fitch), Izod, Juniper Networks, J.Crew, Kellogg, Kenneth Cole, Lee, Liz Claiborne, Lamborghini, Lucky Brand Jeans, Lincoln, Microsoft, Motorola, Mazda, Mercury, Micheal Kors, Marc Jacobs, Nikon, Nike, Pontiac, Perry Ellis, Pierre Cardin, Puma, Polo Ralph Lauren, Quicksilver, Rampage, Saab Automobile, Saturn, Suzuki, Sean John Clothing, Tommy Hilfiger, Volvo, Vans, Van Hensen, Victoria's Secret (part of Limited Brands), Limited Brands, Wrangler]