Human Rights Protections In Our Supply Chain
Human Rights Assessment in Our Supply Chain
We work with suppliers, customers, and business partners to include human rights protections in our supply chain by assessing and identifying potential and actual human rights issues and concerns.
Our engagement is demonstrated through our Sustainability Commitment and managed through our Responsible Sourcing Policy, supplier assessments, Human Rights Policy, and applicable national laws. Actions to manage and address human rights risks and impacts in the supply chain are overseen and carried out through dialogue and collaboration with relevant suppliers, including contractors.
In 2025, 80% of raw material suppliers were assessed for human rights-related risks. No suppliers were identified as being susceptible to human rights-related risks or exposed to risks related to child labor, forced labor, or compulsory labor. No complaints related to supply chain human rights were submitted through grievance reporting systems.
Customers, business partners and competitors
We respect the human rights of our customers, business partners, shareholders, competitors, and creditors in all countries where we operate. This also extends to human rights impacts connected to our products and services.
We respect the privacy of our customers and other business partners as outlined in our relevant Stakeholder Policies, including the Policy on Treatment of Shareholders, Policy on Treatment of Customers, Business Partners and Competitors Policy, and Trading Partners and Creditor Policy.
Any customer, business partner, or other party with concerns regarding the human rights impacts of our activities may use the channels established in accordance with our Whistleblower Policy.
