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FDRA envisages new audit process on the back of Code of Conduct

27/08/2014
FDRA envisages new audit process on the back of Code of Conduct

The Footwear Distributors and Retailers of America association is hoping that its newly published Code of Conduct for factories will create a framework around which it can build an audit programme for manufacturers around the globe. The association - which has 200 brand members including Nike, Puma and Wolverine - launched the code in July and is ...

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