1) Material Limitations

Laws, regulations, and customer requirements regarding the prohibition or restriction of certain substances in products and during manufacturing, including recycling and disposal marks, should be complied with.

2) Hazardous substances

Chemicals, wastes and other materials that pose a danger to humans or the environment should be identified, labelled and managed to ensure that they are safely handled, transferred, stored, used, recovered or reused and disposed of.

3) Solid waste

A systematic approach should be adopted to identify, manage, reduce, responsibly dispose of or recycle solid waste (non-hazardous waste).

4) Exhaust emissions

Volatile organic chemicals, aerosols, corrosive gases, particles, ozone-depleting substances and combustion by-products generated in the process of production and operation shall be classified, routinely monitored, controlled and treated as required before discharge. Ozone-depleting substances should be effectively managed in accordance with the Montreal Protocol and applicable regulations. The operation of its air emission control system should be routinely monitored.

5) Environmental permitting and reporting

All required environmental permits (e.g., emissions monitoring), approvals and registrations should be obtained, maintained, and renewed, and their operational and reporting requirements should be followed

6) Pollution prevention and resource conservation

Measures should be taken to reduce or eliminate the discharge, release, and generation of pollutants at the source, such as adding pollution control equipment, improving production, maintenance, and facility processes, or taking other measures. Measures should be taken to use natural resources, including water, fossil fuels, minerals and timber from primary forests, in a measured manner, such as improved production, maintenance and equipment processes, the use of alternative materials, reuse, conservation of resources, recycling strategies or other methods.

7) Water management

Water management plans should be implemented to record, classify and monitor water resources and their use and discharge; Seek to protect water resources and control polluting channels. All wastewater is required to be sorted, monitored, controlled and treated as required before it can be discharged or disposed of. The health of their wastewater treatment and control systems should be routinely monitored to ensure optimal performance and compliance.

8) Energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions

Company-wide GHG reduction targets should be established and energy consumption and Scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions tracked, documented, and publicly reported. Cost-effective ways to improve energy efficiency and minimize energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions should be sought.

9) Renewable energy utilization

Suppliers shall gradually increase the proportion of renewable energy used and update the annual proportion of renewable energy use every year.

10) Soil quality

Soil quality should be monitored regularly in compliance with regulatory requirements for sudden quality, and relevant monitoring records should be kept. If soil abnormalities are found, they should be reported to the relevant competent authorities and take the initiative to assume the responsibility for soil remediation.

11) Animal Welfare:

Measures to ensure animal welfare should be formulated in accordance with the requirements of laws and regulations. Ensure compliance with relevant laws and regulations, and establish basic principles and regulations for the protection of animal welfare. For example, we have established laws prohibiting animal cruelty, prohibiting illegal animal trafficking, and regulations that stipulate animal rights, and educate employees about animal welfare policies.

12) Biodiversity, land use and deforestation

The management and control of production and life-related activities ensure that the company's production and life do not affect the ecosystem and do not destroy biodiversity. In the protection of endangered plants and animals, the planet's diverse biological resources are conserved to the greatest extent possible for the benefit of present and future generations.