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Tracking Corporate Accountability in the Apparel Industry Tracking Corporate Accountability in the Apparel Industry Updated August 3, 2015 COMPANY COUNTRY BANGLADESH ACCORD SIGNATORY FACTORY TRANSPARENCY COMPENSATION FOR TAZREEN FIRE VICTIMS COMPENSATION FOR RANA PLAZA VICTIMS BRANDS PARENT COMPANY NEWS/ACTION Cotton on Group Australia Y Designworks Clothing Company Australia Y Republic, Chino Kids Forever New Australia Y Kathmandu Australia K-Mart Australia Australia Y Licensing Essentials Pty Ltd Australia Y Pacific Brands Australia Y Pretty Girl Fashion Group Pty Australia Y Speciality Fashions Australia Australia Y Target Australia Australia Y The Just Group Australia Woolworths Australia Australia Y Workwear Group Australia Y Fashion Team HandelsgmbH Austria Y Paid some initial relief and C&A Foundation has committed to pay a Linked to Rana Plaza. C&A significant amount of Foundation contributed C&A Belgium Y compensation. $1,000,000 to the Trust Fund. JBC NV Belgium Y Jogilo N.V Belgium Y Malu N.V. Belgium Y Tex Alliance Belgium Y Van Der Erve Belgium Y Brüzer Sportsgear LTD Canada Y Canadian Tire Corporation Ltd Canada Giant Tiger Canada Discloses cities of supplier factories, but not full Anvil, Comfort Colors, Gildan, Gold Toe, Gildan Canada addresses. TM, Secret, Silks, Therapy Plus Contributed an undisclosed amount to the Rana Plaza Trust Hudson’s Bay Company Canada Fund via BRAC USA. IFG Corp. Canada Linked to Rana Plaza. Contributed $3,370,620 to the Loblaw Canada Y Trust Fund. Joe Fresh Lululemon Athletica inc. Canada Bestseller Denmark Y Coop Danmark Denmark Y Dansk Supermarked Denmark Y DK Company Denmark Y FIPO China, FIPOTEX Fashion, FIPOTEX Global, Retailers Europe, FIPO Group Denmark Y Besthouse Europe A/S IC Companys A/S Denmark Y Linked to Rana Plaza. Contributed an undisclosed, very Mascot Denmark small amount to the Trust Fund. Linked to Rana Plaza. Has not PWT Brands Denmark Y contributed to the Trust Fund. Texman A&M Holmberg Finland Y Marimekko Finland Reima Finland Y Stockmann Finland Y Linked to Rana Plaza. Contributed $1,500,000 to the Auchan France Y Trust Fund. International Labor Rights Forum 1 of 11 Tracking Corporate Accountability in the Apparel Industry Updated August 3, 2015 COMPANY COUNTRY BANGLADESH ACCORD SIGNATORY FACTORY TRANSPARENCY COMPENSATION FOR TAZREEN FIRE VICTIMS COMPENSATION FOR RANA PLAZA VICTIMS BRANDS PARENT COMPANY NEWS/ACTION Linked to Rana Plaza. Contributed an undisclosed, very Camaïeu France Y small amount to the Trust Fund. Linked to Rana Plaza. Has not Carrefour France Y contributed to the Trust Fund. E Leclerc France Y Financiere D’Aguesseau France Y Groupe Casino France Y Lacoste France LVMH Group France Louis Vuitton Monoprix France Y Monoprix France Sophie Theallet France Teddy Smith's agent acknowledged production at Tazreen in first half of 2012. Teddy Smith hasn't contributed any Teddy Smith France compensation. Discloses factory names and cities of primary suppliers, subcontractors and licensee factories, but not full Adidas Germany Y addresses. Linked to Rana Plaza. Has not Adler Modemarkte Germany contributed to the Trust Fund. Aldi Einkauf GmbH & Aldi Nord Germany Y Co. oHG Aldi Einkauf GmbH & Aldi Süd Germany Y Co. oHG Baumhüter International GmbH Germany Y Belotex Germany Y Brands Fashion Germany Y Chicca Germany Y Colombus Textilvertrieb Germany Y Comazo GmbH & Co Kg Germany Y Crown Textil GmbH Germany Y Daytex Mode Germany Y Deltex Germany Y Distra Germany Y EIWOTEX GmbH Germany Y Ernsting’s Family Germany Y Esprit Germany Y Face to Face GmbH & Co.KG Germany Y Florett Textil GmbH & Co Germany Y Full Service Handels GmbH Germany Y Linked to Rana Plaza. Contributed $600,000 to the Trust G. Güldenpfennig GmbH Germany Y Fund. JCK Holding Gebra Non Food Handelsges GmbH Germany Y Hanson Im-und Export GmbH Germany Y Hess Natur-Textilien GmbH Germany Y Horizonte Germany Y Horst Krüger GmbH Germany Y Hugo Boss Germany Hüren OHG professional outfits Germany Y Jebsen & Jessen Group Germany Y Jolo Fashion Germany Y International Labor Rights Forum 2 of 11 Tracking Corporate Accountability in the Apparel Industry Updated August 3, 2015 COMPANY COUNTRY BANGLADESH ACCORD SIGNATORY FACTORY TRANSPARENCY COMPENSATION FOR TAZREEN FIRE VICTIMS COMPENSATION FOR RANA PLAZA VICTIMS BRANDS PARENT COMPANY NEWS/ACTION Julius Hüpeden GmbH Germany Y Linked to Rana Plaza. Contributed $50,000 to the Trust Kappa Germany Fund. Karl Rieker's order with Tuba Group was produced at Tazreen in 2012. Claims they made a charitable donation to a children's home, but this is not a replacement for Karl Rieker Germany compensation. Karstadt Germany Y Pampolina, Check-In, Kanz, Steiff Collection, Döll, d-generation, Lemmi, Linked to Rana Plaza. Has not Miss Sixty, Murphy and Nye, Papermoon Kids Fashion Group Germany contributed to the Trust Fund. and Whoopi Kik confirmed placing orders until Nov. 2011, and stated they did not source any garments from Tuba Group Linked to Rana Plaza. since Aug. 2012. Has not Contributed $1,000,000 to the KiK Textilien Germany Y paid any compensation. Trust Fund. Killtec Sport Germany Y Klaus Herding GmbH Germany Y Lidl Germany Y Metro Group Germany Y Multiline Group Germany Y New Frontier GmbH Germany Y Linked to Rana Plaza. Has not NKD Germany contributed to the Trust Fund. OLYMP Bezner GmbH & Co. Germany Y Orsay Gmbh Germany Y OSPIG Textil Logistik GmbH Germany Y Otto Group Germany Y PUMA, Cobra Golf, Tretorn, Dobotex and Puma Germany Y Brandon Kering Group RAWE Moden Germany Y Rewe Group Germany Y Rheinwalt Trade & more GmbH i.Gr. Germany Y S.Oliver Germany Y Schmidt Group Germany Y Steilmann Holding AG Germany Y Suprema Germany Y Takko Fashion kft., Takko Fashion sro, Takko International Shopping mbH, Takko Logistics & Service GmbH, Takko Fashion Markt GmbH, Takko Nederland BV, Takko Personal Leasing GmbH, Takko Holding GmbH Germany Y Takko Management GmbH Tchibo Germany Y Tom Tailor Germany Transmarina Handelsgesellschaft mbH Germany Y Uhlsport GmbH Germany Y Uncle Sam GmbH Germany Y United Labels AG Germany Y International Labor Rights Forum 3 of 11 Tracking Corporate Accountability in the Apparel Industry Updated August 3, 2015 COMPANY COUNTRY BANGLADESH ACCORD SIGNATORY FACTORY TRANSPARENCY COMPENSATION FOR TAZREEN FIRE VICTIMS COMPENSATION FOR RANA PLAZA VICTIMS BRANDS PARENT COMPANY NEWS/ACTION Viania Germany Y Wünsche Group Germany Y Yanis Textil Trade GmbH Germany Y Cronytex Sourcing Hong Kong Y Entrade Manufacturing Co. Ltd. Hong Kong Y Heli Far East Ltd Hong Kong Y Li & Fung confirmed they placed orders with Tazreen in 2012. Li & Fung provided $261,500 to the victims via Li & Fung Hong Kong BGMEA. Mosgen Limited Hong Kong Y Techno Manufacturing Limited Hong Kong Y Topgrade International Hong Kong Y Linked to Rana Plaza. Contributed $1,100,000 to the Benetton Italy Y Trust Fund. Chicco Italy Y Coin, OVS, Upim, Excelsior Milan, Gruppo Coin / OVS Italy Y Bernardi. Linked to Rana Plaza. Has not Manifattura Corona Italy contributed to the Trust Fund. Piazza Italia offered a small donation to CCC to give to the victims but refused to participate in collective discussions about full and Piazza Italia Italy fair compensation. Prenatal Italy Y Teddy S.p.A. Italy Y Linked to Rana Plaza. Has not Yes Zee Italy contributed to the Trust Fund. AEON Japan AOKI Japan Fast Retailing Japan Y Uniclo Honeys Co Ltd Japan Konaka Co Ltd Japan Pal Co Ltd Japan Shimamura Co Ltd Japan United Arrows Ltd Japan Bristol Netherlands Y Avance, Shoe Discount, Bristol. Coolcat Netherlands Y De Bijenkorf Netherlands Y DPDB Group Netherlands Y Etam Groep B.V. Netherlands Y Fashion Linq Netherlands Y G-Star Netherlands Y Hema Netherlands Y Holland House Fasion Netherlands Y Hunkemöller Netherlands Y Lake Side Netherlands Y McGregor Fashion Group BV Netherlands Y MS Mode Netherlands Y O'Neill Europe BV Netherlands Y Shoeby Netherlands Y Teidem Netherlands Y Texsport BV Netherlands Y The Sting B.V. Netherlands Y International Labor Rights Forum 4 of 11 Tracking Corporate Accountability in the Apparel Industry Updated August 3, 2015 COMPANY COUNTRY BANGLADESH ACCORD SIGNATORY FACTORY TRANSPARENCY COMPENSATION FOR TAZREEN FIRE VICTIMS COMPENSATION FOR RANA PLAZA VICTIMS BRANDS PARENT COMPANY NEWS/ACTION V&D Netherlands Y Veldhoven Group Netherlands Y Vingino Netherlands Y We Europe BV Netherlands Y Wibra Supermarkt B.V. Netherlands Y Y’Organic BV Netherlands Y Zeeman Netherlands Y Helly Hansen Norway Y Varner Retail Norway Y VOICE Norge AS Norway Y Linked to Rana Plaza. Contributed an undisclosed, very Reserved, CroppTown, Reserved Kids, LPP Poland Y small amount to the Trust Fund. House, MOHITO, Sinsay. El Corte Ingles products were produced at Tazreen in 2012. El Corte Ingles said it would contribute to Linked to Rana Plaza. Hipercor, Bricor, Supercor, Opencor, compensation, but hasn't Contributed an undisclosed, very Viajes El Corte Inglés, Informática El El Corte Ingles, S.A. Spain Y contributed anything yet. small amount to the Trust Fund. Corte Inglés Linked to Rana Plaza. Massimo Dutti, Bershka, Oysho, Pull and Contributed $1,633,430 to the Bear, Stradivarius, Zara, Tempe, Inditex Spain Y Trust Fund. Uterqüe, Lefties Linked to Rana Plaza. Contributed an undisclosed, very Mango Spain Y small amount to the Trust Fund. Mayoral Moda Infantil, S.A.U. Spain Y Padma Textiles Spain Y Comtex GmbH Sri Lanka Y Åhléns/Lagerhaus Sweden Y Gina Tricot AB Sweden Y Not linked to Rana Plaza. Contributed $100,000 to the Trust Discloses name and full Fund via H&M Conscious H&M Sweden Y address of supplier factories. Foundation. Hemtex Sweden Y ICA Sverige Sweden Y Ikea Sweden Intersport AB Sweden Y Intersport Sweden Ltd. KappAhl Sweden Y Kwintet Sweden Sweden Y New Wave Group Sweden Y RNB Retail and Brands AB Sweden Y Sandryds Sweden Y Stadium Sweden Y Ted Bernhardtz at Work Sweden Y Charles Vogele Switzerland Y Switcher Switzerland Y Tally Weijl Switzerland Y Vistaprint Switzerland Y Contributed an undisclosed amount to the Rana Plaza Trust Zebra Fashion Switzerland Fund.
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