Statement of Jostens in response to No Dirty Gold campaign call to adopt social & environmental standards for gold sourcing

Jostens believes it conducts its business in an environmentally and socially responsible manner. Jostens will evaluate if additional action is appropriate.

This is a response to

Letter to Jewelry Retailer "Laggards" from the No Dirty Gold Campaign

Story 1 Feb 2006

Timeline

Response by QVC (part of Liberty Media): No Dirty Gold campaign calls on 8 “laggard” jewellery retailers to sign on to social & environmental standards on gold sourcing

Date:

3 Aug 2006

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Rolex did not respond to: No Dirty Gold campaign calls on 8 “laggard” jewellery retailers to sign on to social & environmental standards on gold sourcing

Date:

3 Aug 2006

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Company Response
Response by Fred Meyer Jewelers (part of Kroger): No Dirty Gold campaign calls on 8 “laggard” jewellery retailers to sign on to social & environmental standards on gold sourcing.

Date:

3 Jul 2006

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Company Response
[DOC] Response of Wal-Mart/Sam’s Club on sustainability in the jewellery supply chain

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24 Apr 2006

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Article
[PDF] Letter from JC Penney to Business & Human Rights Resource Centre regarding gold sourcing standards and No Dirty Gold campaign

Date:

8 Mar 2006

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Article
Response by J.C. Penney: No Dirty Gold campaign calls on 8 “laggard” jewellery retailers to sign on to social & environmental standards on gold sourcing.

Date:

8 Mar 2006

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Response by Sam’s Club (part of Walmart): No Dirty Gold campaign calls on 8 “laggard” jewellery retailers to sign on to social & environmental standards on gold sourcing.

Date:

8 Mar 2006

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Company Response
Whitehall Jewellers did not respond to: No Dirty Gold campaign calls on 8 “laggard” jewellery retailers to sign on to social & environmental standards on gold sourcing.

Date:

8 Mar 2006

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Company Response
[DOC] Statement of Fred Meyer Jewelers in response to No Dirty Gold campaign call to adopt social & environmental standards for gold sourcing

Date:

7 Mar 2006

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Statement of Jostens in response to No Dirty Gold campaign call to adopt social & environmental standards for gold sourcing

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6 Mar 2006

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Company Response
[DOC] Statement of QVC in response to No Dirty Gold campaign call to adopt social & environmental standards for gold sourcing

Date:

3 Mar 2006

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Kmart (part of Sears) did not respond to: No Dirty Gold campaign calls on 8 “laggard” jewellery retailers to sign on to social & environmental standards on gold sourcing.

Date:

13 Feb 2006

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Company Response
Letter to Jewelry Retailer "Laggards" from the No Dirty Gold Campaign

Date:

13 Feb 2006

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Article
Helzberg Diamonds Says No To Dirty Gold

Date:

1 Feb 2006

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Article

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Statement of Jostens in response to No Dirty Gold campaign call to adopt social & environmental standards for gold sourcing

Timeline

Response by QVC (part of Liberty Media): No Dirty Gold campaign calls on 8 “laggard” jewellery retailers to sign on to social & environmental standards on gold sourcing

Rolex did not respond to: No Dirty Gold campaign calls on 8 “laggard” jewellery retailers to sign on to social & environmental standards on gold sourcing

Response by Fred Meyer Jewelers (part of Kroger): No Dirty Gold campaign calls on 8 “laggard” jewellery retailers to sign on to social & environmental standards on gold sourcing.

[DOC] Response of Wal-Mart/Sam’s Club on sustainability in the jewellery supply chain

[PDF] Letter from JC Penney to Business & Human Rights Resource Centre regarding gold sourcing standards and No Dirty Gold campaign

Response by J.C. Penney: No Dirty Gold campaign calls on 8 “laggard” jewellery retailers to sign on to social & environmental standards on gold sourcing.

Response by Sam’s Club (part of Walmart): No Dirty Gold campaign calls on 8 “laggard” jewellery retailers to sign on to social & environmental standards on gold sourcing.

Whitehall Jewellers did not respond to: No Dirty Gold campaign calls on 8 “laggard” jewellery retailers to sign on to social & environmental standards on gold sourcing.

[DOC] Statement of Fred Meyer Jewelers in response to No Dirty Gold campaign call to adopt social & environmental standards for gold sourcing

Statement of Jostens in response to No Dirty Gold campaign call to adopt social & environmental standards for gold sourcing

[DOC] Statement of QVC in response to No Dirty Gold campaign call to adopt social & environmental standards for gold sourcing

Kmart (part of Sears) did not respond to: No Dirty Gold campaign calls on 8 “laggard” jewellery retailers to sign on to social & environmental standards on gold sourcing.

Letter to Jewelry Retailer "Laggards" from the No Dirty Gold Campaign

Helzberg Diamonds Says No To Dirty Gold