Spread the Word
Research shows that most people are not aware of the exploitation of children in the South Asian carpet industry. If you know someone who may be in the market for a handmade carpet, please let them know that purchasing one with the GoodWeavelabel offers them assurance that no child labor was used in the manufacture their carpet or rug and contributes to a long-term solution to exploitative working conditions.
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Tell your friends and colleagues to look for the GoodWeave certification label.
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Ask your interior designer, salesperson or architect for GoodWeavecertified rugs.
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And ask national retailers and local carpet stores to carry GoodWeave certified carpets.
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