Who made it, and were they treated fairly?
Search any company to see how well it protects the people in its supply chain: living wages, worker rights, safety, and freedom from child and forced labour.
What the grades mean
How grading worksGreatThe best you can buy. Workers are paid well above what they need to live on, and the company goes further, by finding and fixing problems in its supply chain or giving workers a real say.Full breakdown →GoodA safe choice. Workers earn enough to live on, can stand up for their rights, and the whole supply chain is checked for child and forced labour.Full breakdown →Almost goodHeading in the right direction. Workers are paid enough to live on, or the company is certified as working towards it, and there are no serious warning signs. One piece is still unproven.Full breakdown →PoorNot doing enough. Workers in the supply chain are likely underpaid, unprotected or in danger, and in the worst cases face forced or child labour. Look for a better-graded alternative.Full breakdown →