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Quality environment and manufacturing

JPC is committed to actively promote the code of conduct of the Responsible Business Alliance (RBA), by ensuring compliance with labor rights, employee health and safety, environmental protection, compliance with ethical standards and effective management systems, and accepting the arrangements of third-party verification agencies for implementation. In addition to on-site audits, we also actively encourage suppliers to adopt RBA's tools and standards. In order to embody this commitment and create a sustainable business environment, we will uphold an honest and uncompromising attitude and position, establish the "Supplier Evaluation Management Procedure" and "RBA Supplier Management Measures", and attach importance to cooperation and implementation with suppliers. and growth, and develop sustainable supply chain strategies.


JPC Environment
ESG Environment

sustainable
management

Each production site has all locally required production licenses and ISO 14001 certifications. We conduct an annual internal review of our environmental performance to reduce resource use and minimize waste.

Product Green Design

Product Recyclable Design

Product plastic reduction design

Energy saving and carbon reduction

Alternative Energy Solutions

ESG Social

environmental
policy

Supporting international environmental policy, saving energy, reducing waste and reducing waste is the best situation for the earth! ! Compatible with product design and control regulations: World green product development trends, compliance with RoHS/China RoHS/REACH, etc. management regulations, requirements for lower-grade commercial execution similar management regulations, and SONY GP approval.

RoHS

REACH

Sony GP

POPs

TSCA

ESG Governance

Do not use "conflict minerals"

As a global corporate citizen, JPC and its affiliated companies understand and recognize the value of human rights. We are committed not to use conflict minerals mined in situations of armed conflict and human rights violations. The materials, components and products we are responsible for delivering to our customers do not contain minerals from conflict minerals areas: gold (Au), tantalum (Ta), tungsten (W), cobalt (Co), tin (Sn); ever or will Mining, acquiring or trading in a manner that involves human rights violations and armed conflict, including but not limited to the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Rwanda, Uganda, Burundi, Tanzania, Kenya, Angola, the Central African Republic, the Republic of the Sudan and Zambia.

Tin

Gold

Tantalum

Tungsten

Cobalt

Supply chain ESG management and collaboration enhancement
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Supplier Evaluation

With reference to the ISO 9001 supplier evaluation and assessment content, we wrote the supplier evaluation management procedure J-QP0705, which is applicable to JPC practical implementation. After passing the procedure, we become a JPC qualified supplier.
JPC revised its supplier code of conduct in 2024 and required suppliers to re-sign the new version of the document, which was completed in September. A total of 477 suppliers have re-signed.

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Supplier audit guidance

In 2024, the "RBA-WE002, RBA Supplier Management Measures" was revised and issued on 20240419, and the annual audit guidance RBA and GHG carbon inventory of suppliers were implemented. SQM will conduct audits, guidance improvements and closure of deficiencies.

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Supplier talks

We conduct QBR according to the importance and cooperation level of suppliers, convey our company's business philosophy and goals, and confirm the progress of suppliers.


Environmental goals
water
water

2022 Achievement Status

Total water consumption in 2023 79.85 (million liters)

2023 Achievement Status

Total water consumption in 2024 83.728 (million liters)
(Headquarters and five major production sites)

co2
CO2

2022 Achievement Status
(This is an internal audit by the company and has not been confirmed by an accountant)

Scope 1 Direct emissions (fuel & Production facilities): 232.9680 (tons/CO2e)
Scope 2 Indirect emissions (electricity): 3,018.9331 (tons/CO2e)

Total carbon emissions 3251.9011 | Carbon intensity (efficiency indicator) 0.8210

2023 Achievement Status

Scope 1 Direct emissions (fuel & Production facilities): 246.7309 (tons/CO2e)
Scope 2 Indirect emissions (electricity): 3,414.2978 (tons/CO2e)
Scope 3-6 Other indirect emissions (raw materials, Upstream and downstream cargo transportation): 40,576.7360 (metric tons/CO2e)

Total carbon emissions 3661.0017 | Carbon intensity (efficiency indicator) 0.7461
(Headquarters and six major production sites)
Note:The Company adopts the ISO 14064-1:2018 standard. Categories 1 and 2 of our greenhouse gas emissions have obtained an external limited assurance report, while Categories 3 through 6 are based on internal inventory and have not been assured by an independent accountant.

rubbish
Waste

2022 Achievement Status

2023 (Hazardous waste) 2.7601 (tons) (Solid waste) 122.0531 (tons)
Recyclable waste (including valuables) 113.4821 (tons)

2023 Achievement Status

2024 (Hazardous waste) 4.4832 (tons) (Solid waste) 163.8019 (tons)
Recyclable waste (including valuables) 118.3258 (tons)


Climate Change Risk and Opportunity Management
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