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Quarter Century of Excellence

For the past 25 years, WRAP has been leading social compliance for the sewn products and related industries. Learn more our impact, achievements, leadership, and outlook for the future.

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Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production 25th Anniversary — Spools and reels of spun cashmere wool or yarn in assorted colors and textures on a shelf in close up

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WRAP President & CEO Avedis Seferian is featured on Jeansland with Andrew Olah

On November 11, WRAP President & CEO Avedis Seferian was featured on Jeansland with Andrew Olah, Ep. 94: “Who’s Responsible for Making Our Clothes?” Their conversation centered around industry observation from Avedis Seferian on responsible production, traceability throughout the global supply chain, and the protections of workers’ rights in facilities across the globe. Listen to […]

WRAP Facility Spotlight: PT Yongjin Javasuka Garment

Step inside PT Yongjin Javasuka Garment in West Java, Indonesia as David, the Director of the facility details the impact WRAP’s social audit and certification program has on everyday operation and helped create a safe and ethical workplace.

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CTPAT 25th Anniversary: Securing the Global Supply Chain

According to the United Nations, around 450 million people worldwide work within the global supply chain, interconnecting countries, industries, and goods. With so many moving parts, security measures are paramount to protect people against a variety of threats every step of the way. In November of 2001, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) formed […]