Braga Farms

Dallas, United States

Braga Farms is a brand under Braga Fresh that focuses on the production and processing of vegetables and leafy greens, delivering fresh, high-quality produce to its customers.

CCI Score

39.44

-0.02% April 18

Latest Event

Transparency Act Compliance

Braga Farms demonstrates a commitment to ethical practices in its supply chain through its public compliance statement with the California Transparency in Supply Chains Act, enforcing strong labor standards and vendor accountability measures.

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Braga Farms is currently rated as a Dissenter.

+25 to +44 CCI Score

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Latest Events

JAN

01

2025

Transparency Act Compliance
87.39

Braga Farms demonstrates a commitment to ethical practices in its supply chain through its public compliance statement with the California Transparency in Supply Chains Act, enforcing strong labor standards and vendor accountability measures.
+90

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 19

Braga Farms, through its transparency statement, commits to maintaining a workplace free from forced labor, human trafficking, and other labor abuses. This approach reflects a strong adherence to labor rights and human rights practices, ensuring ethical treatment of workers.

Transparency Act
+90

Supply Chain Ethics

March 19

By enforcing rigorous vendor compliance and supply chain due diligence, Braga Farms actively prevents practices such as forced labor and human trafficking. This proactive stance on supply chain ethics enhances transparency and accountability in its operations.

Transparency Act
OCT

01

2023

Transparency Act Compliance
77.08

Braga Farms, under the Braga Fresh umbrella, released a statement affirming its commitment to ethical labor practices and supply chain transparency, in compliance with the California Transparency in Supply Chains Act of 2010. The company emphasizes rigorous vendor standards and active monitoring to combat forced labor and human trafficking.
+90

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 19

Braga Farms demonstrates a strong commitment to labor rights by enforcing compliance with labor laws and prohibiting forced labor and human trafficking. The company's clear mandate for vendors to adhere to strict labor standards reflects its positive stance against exploitative practices.

Transparency Act
+90

Supply Chain Ethics

March 19

The company's proactive approach to supply chain ethics is evident in its requirement for vendors to sign compliance acknowledgments and allow third-party inspections. This transparency effort minimizes the risk of forced labor and human trafficking within its supply chain.

Transparency Act
OCT

18

2019

Allegations of Labor Rights Abuses in Agricultural Supply Chains
-46.14

Oxfam's 2019 report details extensive human rights abuses and labor exploitation on farms supplying major retailers in Europe. Although Braga Farms is not mentioned explicitly, as a company operating in the agricultural sector the report raises concerns about potential labor rights issues and unethical supply chain practices.
-80

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

October 18

Oxfam's research highlights significant labor abuses including poverty-level wages, unsafe working conditions, and gender discrimination on farms and plantations. While Braga Farms is not directly implicated, its role as a fresh produce provider in an industry known for such issues suggests potential complicity if similar practices occur within its operations and supply chain.

Human‑rights abuses commonplace in farms linked to major European supermarkets, Oxfam finds