VisEra promotes "green procurement", and requires raw materials suppliers to provide a statement to ensure that their products do not contain internationally banned hazardous substances harmful to the environment to ensure that products meet customer requirements such as the EU RoHS Directive.
Over the past several years, the Electronics Industry Citizenship Coalition (EICC) has continuously shown concern for labor rights and working conditions. As a member of the electronics industry supply chain
VisEra has adopted EICC standards for protection of labor rights and taking care of the working conditions of employees, requiring its own supply chain manufacturers to comply with environmental, health and safety, labor rights and working conditions standards
VisEra requests our suppliers to comply with restrictions on using mineral resources from conflict areas. In addition, suppliers are requested to disclose their smelter-related information before they are qualified and adopted as a supplier for new materials.
VisEra requires suppliers with incomplete information or unqualified smelters to improve, and may also seek an alternative source.
VisErA is committed to ensuring that working conditions in its supply chains are safe, that workers are treated with respect and dignity, and that business operations are environmentally responsible and conducted ethically. To this end, VisErA established this Supplier Code of Conduct.
Through collaboration with suppliers, VisEra's supply chain management by means of supplier selection, asseessemt, continuous improvement management, Supplier communication platform.
Based on the requirements of regulations and internal operational standards, a procurement standard (consisting of six categories) is formulated to ensure effective management at the source.
