Welcome to the ICTI CARE Process

The ICTI CARE Process is the international toy industry's ethical manufacturing program, aimed at ensuring safe and humane workplace environments for toy factory workers worldwide. Our initial focus is on China, Hong Kong and Macau, where the vast majority of the world's toys are manufactured. Expansion is contemplated, over time, to all countries where toys are made.

Factories Registered in the ICTI CARE Process:
(representing approximately 1 million workers) 		1461
Factories with an ICTI Seal of Compliance: 747
Companies committed to Date Certain: 407
Countries represented (national toy associations): 22

On this website you can access a broad array of information about the ICTI CARE Process, how it works and how to join in. You can also learn which toy brands are currently committed to the ICTI CARE Process and which toy factories have successfully passed through our program and have received the ICTI CARE Process Seal of Compliance.

News

The ICTI CARE Foundation is expanding and is pleased to announce that it has relocated to newer and larger premises:

ICTI CARE Foundation Asia Limited
6/F Unit 616, Star House
3 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
Hong Kong
Phone: +852 2111 2462
Fax: +852-2111 2126
e-mail: asia@icti-care.org

Ethical Sourcing Forum, March 13-14, New York City:
The Climate Group, the Carbon Disclosure Project, Nike, Rainforest Alliance, Levi Strauss & Co, Nestlé, Nike, IBM to discuss the development and successful implementation of greener manufacturing methods across supply chain partners

What is ICTI?

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The International Council of Toy Industries (ICTI) is the industry association for the worldwide toy industry. Its membership includes national toy associations from twenty countries, each of which has its own membership made up of toy brands operating in its own geography. View the list of ICTI member associations.

ICTI and its member associations are committed to the promotion of toy safety standards, to the reduction or elimination of barriers to trade and to the advancement of social responsibility in the industry with programs to address environmental concerns, fair and lawful employment practices and workplace safety.
 
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