SLCP: The Social and Labor Convergence Program (SLCP) is a multi-stakeholder initiative committed to improving working...
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Published | January 27, 2025
SLCP: The Social and Labor Convergence Program (SLCP) is a multi-stakeholder initiative committed to improving working conditions in global supply chains. SLCP addresses the burden of redundant and resource-intensive social audits by offering a streamlined solution. SLCP’s universal social assessment tool, the Converged Assessment Framework (CAF), provides credible and actionable data, enabling stakeholders to redirect resources towards meaningful improvements.
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Global recycling standard (GRS) Textile Exchange’s GRS verifies recycled content and sustainable supply chains, ensuring responsible chemical usage and fair labor, and establishing confidence globally in eco-friendly products.
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Global recycling standard (GRS) Textile Exchange’s GRS verifies recycled content and sustainable supply chains, ensuring responsible chemical usage and fair labor, and establishing confidence globally in eco-friendly products.
Recycled Claim Standard (RCS): This certification confirms recycled content in products, focusing only on traceability from source to final product. Managed by Textile Exchange, it suits organizations verifying recycled content without GRS’s extra requirements.