Social Responsibility & Human Rights

The people and factories we work with are carefully selected by us. We work very closely with our supply chain partners, and we aim to keep having an open and collaborative relationship with all of them.

In 2023, we implemented a requirement for all our suppliers to undergo SMETA audits. These audits aim to safeguard workers from unsafe conditions, overwork, discrimination, low pay, and forced labor.

During 2023 we have been implementing new policies and guidelines outlining our social sustainability requirements and expectations to our suppliers. This includes:

- Code of conduct 2023
- Mutual business agreement
- Supplier requirements policy
- Certification policy

These policies outline the standard we expect our suppliers to uphold, ensuring workers in our supply chain are treated fairly and with respect. The policies have been developed in 2022 and have been implementad in 2023.

Our Code of Conduct sets minimum requirements for our suppliers, subcontractors and companies that we work with, in order to create a successful and responsible working relationship. We visit them in person at least once per year to assess their practices in comparison to our standards, and conduct audits every year to ensure that our requirements are followed.