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WRAP Certification – Ethical Manufacturing, Globally RecognizedWRAP - Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production

What is WRAP Certification?

WRAP (Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production) is a globally respected, independent certification program that promotes ethical, lawful, humane, and safe manufacturing in the apparel, footwear, and sewn products industries.

It is the world’s largest facility-based social compliance certification program in this sector and is trusted by leading global brands, retailers, and buyers.

Why WRAP Certification is Important

In today’s market, consumers and international buyers demand that products come from socially responsible and safe workplaces. WRAP certification helps facilities demonstrate their commitment to:

  • Worker rights and fair treatment

  • Health and safety in the workplace

  • Environmentally responsible practices

  • Legal and ethical manufacturing standards

Key Benefits:

  • Earn credibility with global apparel brands and buyers

  • Strengthen compliance with labor and safety regulations

  • Expand opportunities in international markets

  • Build long-term supply chain trust

  • Reduce risks of reputational or operational issues

WRAP’s 12 Core Principles

WRAP certification is built on compliance with 12 fundamental principles, including:

  1. Compliance with laws and workplace regulations

  2. Prohibition of forced labor

  3. Prohibition of child labor

  4. Prohibition of harassment or abuse

  5. Compensation and benefits compliance

  6. Working hours compliance

  7. Prohibition of discrimination

  8. Health and safety standards

  9. Freedom of association and collective bargaining

  10. Environmental responsibility

  11. Customs compliance

  12. Security practices

Who Needs WRAP Certification?

WRAP certification is widely applicable for facilities in:

  • Garment and apparel manufacturing

  • Footwear production

  • Textiles and finishing units

  • Leather goods and accessories

  • Uniforms, sportswear, and workwear industries

WRAP Certification Process

The certification process generally includes:

  1. Application Submission – Register the facility with WRAP

  2. Self-Assessment – Complete the pre-audit self-assessment

  3. On-site Audit – Conducted by a WRAP-accredited monitor

  4. Corrective Actions – Address any non-compliance issues (if identified)

  5. Certification – WRAP issues a certificate (valid for 6 to 12 months)

  6. Renewal – Maintain standards and undergo periodic audits

Why WRAP Certification Matters

  • Provides global recognition for socially responsible manufacturing

  • Enhances supply chain acceptance with leading brands

  • Ensures continuous improvement in labor, health & safety, and environmental practices

  • Promotes sustainable, long-term growth in international markets

In summary:
WRAP Certification is a trusted standard for ethical and responsible manufacturing in apparel and related industries. It ensures compliance with international labor, safety, and environmental practices while building strong credibility with global buyers.