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In response to a decision by the UK Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) to suspend Levi Strauss's membership for refusing to commit to the ETI Living Wage standard, Canada's Ethical Trading Action Group (ETAG) has reduced Levi's score in its 2006 Transparency Report Card from 1st to 5th place.
You can access the Ethical Trading Action Group's Transparency Report Card for a specific company here. Just choose the appropriate company from the list below. The company's overall score is listed in parentheses next to its name.
Access a full version of the 2006 report (pdf format) here
Access the 2006 Report Card of the retailer of your choice here
ETAG does not endorse any particular companies. We are urging consumers to demand sufficient information from all companies so they can make ethical choices on their own based on the information available.
The ETAG report shows that no major retailer or brand is currently providing customers or shareholders sufficient information to make ethical choices.
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