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The myGREIFF code provides all the important infor-

mation about every single product.

You can find it on a label on your garment. With the

aid of the myGREIFF code, you can trace the whole

process that went into making your product – from the

fibre to the finished item of clothing. You can see

where the raw materials used for your product came

from and where they were processed. You will also

receive reports on the manufacturing facility audits

completed by the Fair Wear Foundation and see

what certifications your garment and our production

partners hold.

myGREIFF-Code:

We know exactly where each of our products comes from.

Almost every company is now committed to sustainability and responsible business practices, so it makes

sense that corporate wear has to be ethically produced too. If you choose GREIFF, you can be confident that

we select our production partners with just as much care as all the materials we use.

We only use producers who guarantee fair, safe and respectful working conditions for their employees,

conserve energy and raw materials, and work with us to meet the highest standards of quality. That is why we

are a member of the Fair Wear Foundation, which is committed to improving workplace conditions at manu-

facturing facilities. We only use high-quality materials which contain no harmful substances – all of which meet

the requirements of STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX

®

.

With GREIFF, you can rest assured

that everything is produced in a

fair and sustainable

fashion.

Our responsibility starts with

farming and trade.

All of the cotton used for the GREIFF collections

CUISINE

EXQUISIT

and

CUISINE PREMIUM

is certified by

Fairtrade. This cotton comes from small-scale farming

organisations that meet Fairtrade environmental, eco-

nomic and social standards.

Fairtrade makes long-term improvements to the lives of

cotton growers’ families. It gives farmers the security of

knowing they can sell their cotton for a fixed minimum

price, so their production costs are always covered. The

farming communities also receive a Fairtrade premium

which they can invest in community projects such as the

construction of a school or a well.

For up-to-date information about responsibility in practice

at GREIFF, visit:

www.greiff.de

Picture: TransFair e. V. / Anand Parmar