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Avedis Seferian, President & CEO of WRAP, Phnom Penh, Cambodia, WRAP Around the World

WRAP Around the World: Commentary from Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Check in with WRAP President & CEO Avedis Seferian from Phnom Penh, Cambodia as he delivers an industry analysis regarding Cambodia’s uptick in exports to the U.S. of sewn products such as footwear and travel goods. Learn more about the objective of the trip, like the meeting with the Cambodian Ministry of Labor and Vocational […]

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Ethical Manufacturing: Preventing Forced Labor Within the Supply Chain

Forced labor is a major concern within the global supply chain. Verité, a global nonprofit organization dedicated to fair working conditions, finds that around 27.6 million people worldwide are ensnared in unethical and illegal employment situations. The International Labour Organization (ILO) defines forced labor as “all work or service which is exacted from any person under the […]

WRAP Facility Spotlight: Top New Apparel Manufacturing Pt.2 

Discover how WRAP’s social audit and certification program have made a difference at Top New Apparel Manufacturing, a WRAP-certified facility in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.  Hear from Faiza, an employee within the compliance department, as she shares how WRAP’s 12 Principles improved the facility’s working conditions to ensure a safe, ethical, and humane workplace for its […]

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India: An Overview of Social Compliance

WRAP has published its third report, “India: An Overview of Social Compliance,” released in partnership with Hertzman Global Intelligence (HGI). The report highlights India’s recent audit data, common non-compliances under WRAP’s 12 Principles, and the impact the current tariff and trade landscape is having on the country and region. India is a valued apparel sourcing […]

Promoting Fair Compensation Through Responsible Production

Women play a critical role within the global supply chain, with the International Labour Organization (ILO) stating that they comprise 60-80% of the global garment workforce. However, women in the industry continue to face real-life obstacles to fair wages, and female workers are often unduly vulnerable to wage theft and abuse. The UN established September […]

WRAP Fall Preview: Major Events Across ASEAN

This fall, WRAP’s leadership will travel across Southeast Asia, a region that plays a central role in the global supply chain. Home to four of the top 10 countries with the largest number of WRAP-certified facilities, Southeast Asia remains a key focus for advancing responsible production, social compliance, and supply chain transparency. On September 17, […]

Labor Day: A Time to Recognize Workers  

Labor Day, established in the wake of the American Industrial Revolution and the harsh conditions workers had to endure, lands on the first Monday of September. The national holiday recognizes the contribution of the U.S. workforce and the historic push for safe and fair working conditions. Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production (WRAP) is the largest social […]

Summer WRAP Rewind 

WRAP recently made enhancements across its certification, audit, and operational systems, thereby improving the clarity and user experience. WRAP successfully transitioning to a new facility and buyer portal, providing greater transparency and oversight. This allows WRAP to monitor auditor activity and identify which auditor is working on the report. Key benefits to the new portal include:  In addition, WRAP launched the […]

WRAP Facility Spotlight: Top New Apparel Manufacturing 

This is Top New Apparel Manufacturing, a WRAP-certified facility located in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The facility employs more than 1,000 workers and is planning to expand to create further work opportunities for the local community. While it primarily produces swimwear, it also manufactures items such as children’s clothes and boxers. Dive straight into the facility’s […]

Back-to-School: How Responsible Manufacturing Fits In

Back-to-school season is one of the busiest shopping periods of the year. Families are purchasing new clothing, shoes, backpacks, and accessories as students prepare to return to the classroom. When making purchasing decisions, shoppers often consider style, price, and quality, but they may also think about the workers behind the product. Most apparel, footwear, and […]

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