WRAP is a trusted
industry leader


A nonprofit global organization with 20+ years of experience in social compliance.


WRAP’s certificate is accepted by most buyers. By achieving a WRAP certificate, you demonstrate to current and future buyers your facility meets or exceeds internationally recognized standards for social compliance.


WRAP has a global network of approved monitors, with WRAP-trained and APSCA-accredited auditors, ensuring your audit is conducted by experts who meet the highest possible standards.

President and CEO, Avedis Seferian, meets with Istanbul Apparel Exporters’ Association (IHKIB) representative to sign an MoU.
President and CEO, Avedis Seferian, meets with Istanbul Apparel Exporters’ Association (IHKIB) representative to sign an MoU.

WRAP certification
improves your business


All WRAP-certified facilities can be listed on WRAP’s website and display an approved WRAP Certified logo on their website and promotional materials, publicizing your standards to buyers looking for partnership with certified manufacturers.


Our certification process includes Security benchmarked to the minimum supply chain security requirements under the CTPAT program. This can mitigate the need for a separate supply chain security audit.

Walmart now accepts WRAP certificates to fulfill its requirements for supply chain security, in addition to responsible sourcing. We are the only third-party certification program recognized by Walmart in both categories.

Women working on SodaSteam devices at the SodaStream factory in Israel in 2019.

WRAP provides
quality support at an affordable price


Our pricing structure aligns registration fees with factory size to ensure program costs are equitably distributed among our stakeholders. Visit our FAQ page to learn more.


WRAP’s level of support and quality control is preeminent in social compliance, factory safety, sustainability, and supply chain security.


Our audit process may identify corrective actions resulting in a tailored plan. Your factory will know exactly what is required to complete the audit and obtain a WRAP certification.

Business owner and manual worker working at an embroidery factory supervising the machines as they work.
Illustration of a WRAP employee next to a globe with stars indicating certification facilities

Some of the many buyers that trust WRAP

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