Compliance At Red Ridge, we believe in following rules and standards. This is for fair and safe practices in our operations. Compliance means we follow laws and guidelines that protect workers, the environment, and our business practices. This commitment helps us develop a better workplace.
The Business Social Compliance Initiative or BSCI is a top supply chain management system. It helps companies improve social compliance in factories and farms worldwide. The BSCI follows important labor standards that protect workers’ rights. This includes
It also aligns with guidelines from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
This audit standard was created by closely examining the needs of global consumer product brands and retailers. SQP focuses on the consumer product manufacturing industry. It includes sectors like household goods, clothing, toys, footwear, and trims.
Brands and international buyers now demand better ways to evaluate workplace conditions. Factories are also becoming more proactive in measuring their performance and tracking improvements. There is transparency and effective tools to assess ongoing progress. This program offers a strong, cost-effective solution for companies and facilities aiming to enhance workplace conditions according to recognized industry standards.
The “Sedex Members Ethical Trade Audit” or SMETA is one of the most commonly used methods for ethical audit. Basically, it provides a collection of best practices for ethical audits.
This is a nonprofit organization that sets standards for “responsible forestry practices”. The motto of this organization is to encourage environmentally friendly and socially beneficial forestry. Products like furniture can carry the FSC™ label if they meet strict standards. Red Ridge is an FSC™ certified company. We track the flow of wood from the forest to the customer to ensure its origins are clear. This tracking is known as the Chain of Custody (CoC).
FAMA is focused on global counter-terrorism efforts. The United States does not allow imports from countries or regions suspected of terrorist activities. FAMA requires factories to submit proof to China Customs when shipping goods. This proof shows that their products are authorized, especially through Disney, ensuring that the factory is safe and that the products are secure. China Customs also requires this documentation to confirm that the products are safe and legally imported. This is to avoid counterfeiting of the Disney brand.