For ten years consumers have been building a freedom movement online.
They’ve been asking companies to deeply examine their supply chains for forced and child labor.
They uploaded all the products
they use into an online app called
Slavery Footprint which told them
how many slaves are required to
produce their lifestyle.
They learned that many cosmetics products use a mineral called mica which is mined by small children in India.
They learned that many of the world’s tomatoes are harvested in Xinjiang China which several countries have banned import from due to allegations of forced labor
They learned that many of the electronics products they purchase run on batteries requiring minerals mined with forced and child labor.
Who doesn’t need
some freedom?
Our founder Justin Dillon launched FRDM because he saw increasing consumer demand for more ethical products and a lack of tools for businesses to ethically source goods and services.
Most consumers and companies want to buy better. They just need a way to do it.
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