Helping you to acquire buyers’ confidence-SRS 8 CSR seminars from March to June
In accordance with the public awareness on environmental protection, safety, health and social responsibility, various codes of conduct of ethical standards have been developed and updated by more and more local and international organizations. In fact, many leading brands and retailers have also committed to develop their supply chain partnership complying with social compliance, which is regarded as an important part of their achievements as a sustainable development strategy.

SGS SEMINARS ON CSR, PRODUCT QUALITY, DODD-FRANK ACT, HEALTH AND SAFETY
More and more multinational enterprises consider ethical sourcing as one of the many ways to manage supply chain risk management. Suppliers are usually required to comply with social responsibility codes and other standards as stated in the procurement contracts. Buyers and retailers may request their authorise third-party audits, aim to evaluate the performance of their suppliers. The ultimate goal is to ensure the defined supply chain monitoring works are strictly enforced. If suppliers fail or do not comply with these requirements, orders will be cancelled or possibly being disqualified as one of the approved suppliers.