Babyface Annual ESG Report 2021
Babyface Annual ESG Report 2021
Babyface Annual ESG Report 2021
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3 Deep Dive<br />
Achievement<br />
The above specification shows that <strong>Babyface</strong> has<br />
achieved most of its targets for <strong>2021</strong>. Achieving these<br />
goals is particularly successful thanks to the<br />
cooperation of our agents in India and China. In<br />
addition, personal contact with our suppliers is<br />
essential. In those personal contacts we can explain<br />
the added value of traceability.<br />
It has not yet been possible to get all tier 1 suppliers<br />
to create a tex.tracer account, because some suppliers<br />
believe it is a lot of work or are afraid of losing their<br />
good position in the market. Especially in uncertain<br />
times due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we noticed that<br />
suppliers were even more reluctant to cooperate with<br />
tex.tracer.<br />
QR-codes<br />
In 2020, <strong>Babyface</strong> started to provide a number of<br />
products with QR codes linked to data from tex.tracer.<br />
When the consumer scans the QR code, he sees the<br />
entire journey that the article has made: from the cotton<br />
field to the warehouse. In this way, we also offer the<br />
consumer 100% transparency. This was continued in<br />
<strong>2021</strong> and at the time of reporting, 32 QR codes are online.<br />
As soon as a supplier has registered with the platform<br />
Compliance Initiative (BSCI) platform with respect to<br />
(T.T. level 2), we ask them, among other things, to sign<br />
our Responsible Business Conduct if they have not<br />
this. Read more about this on page 34.<br />
From cotton harvest<br />
in Gujarat, India<br />
already done so. The Responsible Business Conduct<br />
Fair wages for the people who make our products is one<br />
comprises agreements between <strong>Babyface</strong> and suppliers<br />
on thirteen <strong>ESG</strong> themes, and child labour is one of them<br />
(see attachment).<br />
Suppliers agree to comply with our standards and we<br />
of the most important means to stop or prevent child<br />
labour. <strong>Babyface</strong> works together with Arisa and SAVE on<br />
a project basis towards paying a living wage, so that<br />
children of these workers do not have to work<br />
(anymore). Read more about this on page 33.<br />
A Tiny<br />
Story<br />
continue to have conversations about this subject with<br />
our suppliers. We ask suppliers to make our standards<br />
Also by using GOTS-certified organic<br />
Do you know the origin of your garment?<br />
All of our products will get a QR code on<br />
the hangtag. When you scan it you can<br />
see his journey.<br />
To warehousing in<br />
a subject of discussion with their suppliers.<br />
cotton, the chance that child labour<br />
occurs in the chain is much lower.<br />
In addition, <strong>Babyface</strong> monitors whether suppliers have<br />
The GOTS certificate imposes strict<br />
a valid audit on social issues such as child labour and<br />
requirements on both material<br />
whether there is an action plan for improvement.<br />
use and working conditions. Read more about this<br />
<strong>Babyface</strong> collaborates with the Amfori Business Social<br />
on page 38.<br />
DOELEN<br />
TIER 1 TIER 2 TIER 3<br />
<strong>2021</strong><br />
2022<br />
Level 1: 100% ✓ Level 1: 100% ✓ Level 1: 100% ✓<br />
Level 2: 100% ✗<br />
Level 1: 100% ✓ Level 1: 100% ✓ Level 1: 100% ✓<br />
Level 2: 100%<br />
Insight into the social risks per supplier where we have reached level 1<br />
2023<br />
2025<br />
Level 1: 100% ✓ Level 1: 100% ✓ Level 1: 100% ✓<br />
Level 2: 100% Level 2: 10% Level 2: 10%<br />
Level 1: 100% ✓ Level 1: 100% ✓ Level 1: 100% ✓<br />
Level 2: 100% Level 2: 33% Level 2: 33%<br />
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