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Responsible supply chain

Achieving our overall sustainable commitments require all our employees and business partners to work closely together. Zyxel outlines clear short- and long-term plans to ensure the seamless implementation of our initiatives for a truly sustainable value chain.
Sustainability certifications


ISO 14064

Our supplier management



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Supplier qualification
We announce the “Sustainable Procurement Policies and Guidelines” and “Supplier Code of Conduct” to manifest our commitment to creating a responsible supply chain. There are 50 corresponding criteria among six main sectors, and all of them respond to internationally valued sustainability standards.
Supplier audits
We categorize suppliers based on annual transaction volumes and require all key suppliers to undergo audits on criteria following principles and guidelines of the RBA Validated Audit Process (VAP). We adopt digital and onsite audit methods and issue audit reports to suppliers. For those identified as unqualified, we provide assistance in developing improvement plans. In 2021, we completed 100% supplier audit through onsite and digital audit methods with all audited suppliers qualified.

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Supplier risk management
Based on our supply chain risk assessment and management framework, we categorize supply chain risks into three sectors – economics, society, and environment. Zyxel encourages its suppliers to actively pursue related certifications and mitigate potential threats to healthy operations.
Zyxel key supplier certification achievement rate
Economics
- ISO 9001
- TL9000
- TL 9000 R6.0
100%
Society
- RBA
- EcoVadis
- CDP
- or equivalents
100%
Environment
- ISO 14001
100%
Response to the pandemic
In response to the supply chain challenges caused by the COVID pandemic, Zyxel has taken practical measures to minimize negative impacts on business operations, including portfolio diversification, effective raw materials, and components stock management.


Our conflict mineral management
Aiming to help stem the trade in four minerals – tin, tantalum, tungsten, and gold (3TG) – that finance armed conflicts or are mined using forced labor, Zyxel performs comprehensive due diligence within the supply chain to ensure the above minerals are not derived or sourced from mines in conflict areas of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) or illegally taxed on trade routes, either of which is controlled by non-governmental military groups or unlawful military factions.
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