University of California, Berkeley
EN-15: Trademark Licensing

It is the policy of the University of California (UC or University) that goods bearing the names of the University or its campuses, abbreviations of these names, logos, mascots, seals, or other trademarks owned by UC must be produced under fair, safe, and humane working conditions. Thus, all goods bearing UC Trademarks, regardless of enduse – including retail and promotional items, gifts, uniforms, or other uses – must be produced or otherwise sourced only through companies authorized, by virtue of a licensing or other agreement, to place UC trademarks onto products (e.g., apparel, school supplies, toys, and promotional goods). It is the responsibility of all UC employees and students ordering goods bearing UC’s name, logos or other UC-owned trademarks (including names of University departments) to use only authorized Licensees that have expressly agreed to adhere to this policy. Licensees must agree to the standards set forth in this policy throughout their supply chain and must responsibly manage a transparent supply chain.

UC Berkeley is a current member of WRC as of March 29, 2021: https://www.workersrights.org/affiliates/affiliate-institutions/

UC Berkeley is a current member of FLA in 2021: https://www.fairlabor.org/affiliates/colleges-universities?page=7

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UC Berkeley hosts its own website on sustainable licensing: https://bcbp.berkeley.edu/social-sustainability. And UC Berkeley has a contracting guideline document that includes code of conduct practices and processes: https://bcbp.berkeley.edu/sites/default/files/Contracts%20Guide_Final%205-13-15.pdf

Additional information can be found here: University of California Code of Conduct for Trademark Licensees - http://policy.ucop.edu/doc/3000130/CodeTrademarkLicensees