CALIFORNIA TRANSPARENCY IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
In accordance with the provisions of California law, the Company hereby gives notice that it:


1. Does not verify product supply chains to evaluate and address risks of human trafficking and slavery;
2. Does not conduct supplier audits to evaluate compliance with company standards;
3. Does not require direct suppliers to certify that the products comply with laws of the country in which the supplier does business. We do require that suppliers of 'foreign'products (those manufactured anywhere other than in the United States or Canada) certify that the products comply with all local and federal laws regarding human trafficking and slavery.
4. Does not maintain internal accountability standards for employees and contractors that fail to meet company standards concerning human trafficking and slavery; and
5. Does not make sure that employees and management who have responsibility for supply chain management are trained on trafficking and slavery, particularly on how to mitigate risks within product supply chainson trafficking and slavery, particularly on how to mitigate risks within product supply chains.