FDRA Releases Footwear Production Standard And Advocates Common Value Of Industry

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< p > > a > the largest trade association in the US footwear industry < /a > -- the American shoe dealers and retailers Organization (FDRA) recently issued a comprehensive footwear production specification. The regulation is aimed at establishing a common benchmark for the footwear industry to promote consistency within the industry, helping to clearly communicate and advocate the social norms and values that FDRA members (more than 80% of the footwear industry in the United States) stick to. < /p >
< p > specifications relate to working hours, overtime, structural safety and transparency. The FDRA footwear industry specification covers a wide range of industries to ensure that any factory can adhere to industry expectations. < /p >
< p > "FDRA organization and its members once again led the global shoe industry to improve in many ways." R.G. Barry brand chairman and CEO Greg Donny said, "the specification will help all shoe manufacturers set up an important unified standard for global suppliers. We can also create clear communication ways to promote the compliance of the problematic factories, otherwise there will be a risk of being shut down. " < /p >
< p > "specification is the result of hard work of FDRA team and industry partners." Mike Jepson, chairman of international operations of wolf claw company, said, "if FDRA suppliers can follow this important norm, I believe we will continue to strengthen the supply chain in the global footwear industry." < /p >