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2005年5月9日

Frans Deumens, Buying Manager, Scapino

Scapino statement in response to an article by Clean Clothes Campaign on involvement with Spectrum Sweater factory [Dhaka, Bangladesh

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SCAPINO has placed some trial orders in 2004 with Spectrum Sweater, but the last delivery has been made August / September 2004. We have not continued business since.

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Clean Clothes Campaign says companies sourcing from Bangladesh factory failed to detect serious problems before building collapsed (includes responses by Carrefour, Zara, KarstadtQuelle, Cotton Group, Neckermann, Scapino, Steillmann)

ストーリー 2005年4月12日

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