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Wolverine factories take up FDRA code of conduct

06/05/2015
Wolverine factories take up FDRA code of conduct

Footwear brands including Wolverine Worldwide, Brown Shoe Company, H.H. Brown, R.G. Barry Brands and BBC International have pledged support for Footwear Distributors and Retailers of America (FDRA) Footwear Production Code of Conduct. Launched last July, the code aims to support supplier factories through the of shared standards ensuring...

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