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

Company Responses

Jostens View Response

Fred Meyer Jewelers (part of Kroger) View Response

J.C. Penney View Response

Kmart (part of Transformco)

No Response

QVC (part of Liberty Media) View Response

Rolex

No Response

Sam's Club (part of Walmart) View Response

Whitehall Jewellers

No Response

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

Date:

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

Date:

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

Company Responses

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