| SA 8000
Certification |
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Social Accountability International (SAI) mission
is to promote human rights for workers around the
world as a standards organization, ethical supply
chain resource, and programs developer. SAI promotes
workers' rights through a voluntary SA8000 system.
If a facility meets SA8000 standards, it will earn
a certificate for use on facility communications
materials, attesting to its social accountability
policies, management, and operations. Companies
that operate production facilities can seek to have
individual facilities certified as SA8000 compliant
through audits by SAI accredited certification bodies.
ALGI is pleased to offer SA8000 certification as
part of our portfolio of services. |
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WRAP
Certification |
The objective of the Wordwide Responsible Apparel Production program is to independently monitor and certify compliance
with a set of social compliance standards, ensuring
that a given factory produces sewn goods under lawful,
humane, and ethical conditions. |
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WRAP monitors
the factory for compliance with detailed practices
and procedures implied by adherence to these standards.
ALGI proudly belongs to the group of accredited
bodies that are authorized to generate certification
recommendations for WRAP. Currently, we are accredited
for
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| Argentina
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Ghana |
Oman |
| Armenia |
Hungary
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Pakistan |
| Azerbaijan |
India |
Panama |
| Bahamas |
Israel |
Peru |
| Bahrain |
Italy |
Poland |
| Bangladesh |
Jamaica |
Portugal |
| Barbados |
Kenya |
Romania |
| Belarus |
Lesotho |
Russian
Federation |
| Belgium |
Lithuania |
Singapore |
| Belize |
Maldives |
Spain |
| Botswana |
Malta |
Swaziland |
| Brazil |
Mexico |
Syrian
Arab Republic |
| Brunei
Darussalam |
Moldova |
Tajikistan |
| China |
Mongolia |
Thailand |
| Ecuador |
Morocco |
United
Arab Emirates |
| Estonia |
Namibia |
United Kingdom |
| Fiji
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Nepal |
Uzbekistan |
| France |
New
Zealand |
Wallis
and Futuna Islands |
| Germany
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Northern
Mariana Irelands |
Zambia |
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