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4 Dec 2018

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KnowTheChain

KnowTheChain: Ranking of 43 apparel and footwear on efforts to address forced labour in supply chains

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KnowTheChain ranked the top 43 global apparel and footwear companies on how they address forced labour risks in their supply chains. Adidas (92/100) remains the top-scoring company in the benchmark, while Lululemon (89/100) overtook Gap Inc. (75/100) to secure second place. The average benchmark score was low, at 37 out of 100 possible points... 

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