What are red, yellow and green lights at Decathlon audit?

The Decathlon Group in France is both a designer and manufacturer of sporting goods and a full-scale sports chain store of all sizes. The Group has the largest product development and design center in France, and has opened 331 large sports goods supermarket chains worldwide (as of the end of 2004). The industry ranks first in Europe and second in the world.

In the past two years, the image and social responsibility of international brands have been taken into account. Decathlon also began to audit its suppliers, initially by the most rigorous assessment agency CSCC, and gradually moved to other third-party auditing bodies to implement its global social responsibility system.

The Decathlon audit results include red, yellow and green lights. Its level has the same and different points as Wal-Mart. The same thing is to use color to classify. If red is the most unacceptable, green is acceptable. The difference lies in that it will be finished with a red light. Every standard has red, yellow and green light in Decathlon audit standard. Even with a red light, it does not necessarily have very serious consequences. Because Decathlon has an overall score of 100 points, if the total score exceeds 90 points, the evaluation fee will be borne by Decathlon, otherwise the factory will bear the responsibility. In general, it is not bad that the factory can get 85 points.