WILMINGTON – Textile fibre manufacturer the Lycra Company has announced that its manufacturing site in Maydown, Northern Ireland, has completed technology company Higg’s Facility Social and Labour Module (FSLM) with a score of 83.
That places Lycra’s facility in the upper quartile amongst its peers and is said to demonstrate the firm’s commitment to promoting safe and fair social and labour conditions.
The Delaware-based business now says it will look to roll out the Higg FSLM across its entire manufacturing network over the next three years.
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