Human Rights in Our Supply Chain

At Solenis, responsible supply chain management is important to our business and we strive to uphold human rights in all our business activities. Solenis strongly encourages our supply partners to support our Supplier Code of Conduct, which incorporates Solenis’ commitment to conduct business free of slavery and human trafficking risks.

Solenis does not tolerate any forms of human rights abuse, including the use of child or forced labor, slavery or human trafficking in any of its facilities or operations as well the physical punishment, abuse, involuntary servitude or exploitation of any worker.

Solenis expects our suppliers and contractors with whom we do business to uphold the same standards.

More specifically, we expect our partners:

• Not to use, engage in, or support child labor practices;
• Ensure that all of their employees meet the minimum age required by law;
• Not to engage in or support forced or compulsory labor, including prison, bonded, indentured, slavery and human trafficking practices;
• Ensure that all work performed is voluntary and employees have the right to terminate employment with reasonable notice.

We implement a variety of measures to ensure adequate human rights protection in our supply chain, some of which include:

• Enforcement of suppliers’ obligations under our Supplier Code of Conduct or similarly scoped policies, which specifically addresses slavery and Human trafficking concerns;
• Improving our new raw material supplier qualification process to ensure Supplier Code of Conduct compliance and other risk factors are adequately considered and addressed before a new supplier is onboarded;
• Constantly seeking opportunities to enhance our periodic risk assessment tools to address ethics risks in our direct material supply chain, including but not limited to our raw material suppliers and intermediaries.

Below please find the links to Solenis’ reports under country-specific supply chain due diligence regulations:

• Report Pursuant to Norway’s Transparency Act 
• Report Pursuant to Canada’s Forced Labor and Child Labor Supply Chain Act
• Report Pursuant to the UK Modern Slavery Act

Last Modified: October 9, 2024