The Moral Provide Chain Program (ESCP) and The Toy Affiliation are teaming up.
In an effort to develop sourcing alternatives and social compliance within the U.S., as much as 250 members of The Toy Affiliation are welcome to complimentary membership with the ESCP.
Firms eligible for membership and alternatives inside the pilot program will need to have annual revenues of $50 million of much less. Members of this system may have entry to full advantages of the ESCP program, together with The Join Platform, which allows to speak straight with ESCP-certified producers. Membership can even permit small- and medium-sized firms to entry detailed details about every licensed producer, together with audit historical past, location, and manufacturing capabilities. Help from ESCP’s on-the-ground manufacturing facility group can even be out there.
By working with the ESCP, we’re serving to to extend sourcing alternatives for our members by offering direct entry to licensed manufacturing sources from across the globe whereas offering customers with confidence that the toys they’re shopping for are being produced ethically.”
— Greg Ahearn, President and CEO at The Toy Affiliation
“Realizing who’s making your merchandise is essential and having assurance that they’re working responsibly is crucial to doing enterprise ethically and to assembly the wants of customers, buyers, and regulators,” says Carmel Giblin, CEO and President of the Moral Provide Chain Program. “Our sourcing software places the ability again within the palms of firms, enabling them to pick out factories that function to the moral requirements required.”
The Toy Affiliation has had a detailed relationship with the ESCP since its inception in 2004.
This system will open for enrollment in December at no further value to Toy Affiliation members. For extra data, go to ethicalsupplychain.org.
