AIA Materials Pledge

Has JUST Label

The source claims the manufacturer holds a JUST label — ILFI's social-equity transparency disclosure.

Claims Fair Labour Practices

The source claims fair working conditions in the product's manufacture — credible only with audit evidence or recognised certification.

Has Corporate ESG Assessment or Disclosure

The company behind the product participates in an organization-level ESG rating, validation, verification, or disclosure programme. The evidence strength varies sharply by programme: EcoVadis, CDP, and GRESB issue scores or grades; SBTi is a binary validation that climate targets meet its criteria; ISO 14064 and the CO2 Performance Ladder involve third-party verification or certification; GRI is a reporting format with no score or verification at all. None of these is evidence about a specific product or material.

Has Verified Fair Labour Certification

A named fair-trade or fair-labour programme has verified labour standards in the product's supply chain — through independent audits (Fairtrade, GoodWeave, XertifiX) or structured programme verification (WFTO, Fair Stone). Distinct from 'Claims Fair Labour Practices', which covers unverified marketing language: this family requires a scheme-specific certificate, and each scheme proves a different, specific scope — audited trade and labour terms (Fairtrade), child/forced-labour-free production (GoodWeave), enterprise-level fair trade practice (WFTO), or labour conditions in stone supply chains (Fair Stone, XertifiX). None of these proves any environmental attribute.