Jack Wolfskin disclosed that it stopped working with four manufacturing facilities in China and one in India last year because they failed to meet the criteria of its code of conduct. The move was disclosed in the third annual social responsibility report issued by the German company on its suppliers, all of which participated in the compilation of the 52-page document. The German company carried out 71 audits and 22 follow-up visits on them. The brand said it was working hard with some of the companies that had a lower rating to introduce new processes.
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