Enviroclean Global Ltd – Supply Chain Slavery and Trafficking Review under the Modern Slavery Act
The directors of Enviroclean Global Ltd (Enviroclean) have reviewed our supply chain in the light of the Modern Slavery Act (2015) and have identified the following areas of our supply chain where there are potential risks.
As Enviroclean is not a relevant organisation (turnover below the threshold) for the purposes of this legislation, it is acknowledged there is no legal requirement to perform to these actions. However, it is both morally and commercially advised to maintain high standards of supply chain auditing to ensure compliance and assurance and lay a foundation for future growth.
Countries and areas in the supply chain, and the recommended actions to be taken (if any) to ensure no slavery and trafficking offenses potentially present in our supply chain:
China – medium risk, continue to monitor current suppliers with the aid of on-the-ground representatives and only using reputable manufacturers and intermediaries with effective and clear policies.
Malaysia – medium risk, continue to monitor current suppliers with the aid of on-the-ground representatives and only using reputable manufacturers and intermediaries with effective and clear policies.
Vietnam – high risk, verify processes of intermediaries to ensure compliance and use independently verified audits to ensure claims are being upheld and compliance is maintained.
Italy – low risk, no action needed
Portugal – low risk, no action needed
Netherlands – low risk, no action needed
UK – low risk, no action needed
Reviewed and approved:
Alan Stacey
Managing Director