Clariant joins chemical industry initiative
Clariant has joined the chemical industry initiative Together for Sustainability (TfS), an organisation aimed at jointly improving sustainability practices within the supply chains of the chemical industry.
Industry initiative
Clariant becomes the eighth member in the initiative, together with AkzoNobel, BASF, Bayer, Evonik Industries, Henkel, Lanxess and Solvay, jointly operating global supplier assessments and audit programs through independent experts.
This avoids the need for each of the members to conduct their own programs, by sharing scorecard ratings within the TfS member group on a web-based collaborative platform. Assessing sustainability requirements through the program, it aims at lowering risks in the procurement process but also reduces the burden for suppliers to participate in numerous different programs.
Corporate sustainability
Mathias Lütgendorf, Clariant committee member, commented: “Corporate Sustainability is a core element of our corporate strategy. With the TfS membership, we enhance our procurement and supply chain activities into our corporate sustainability strategy”.
“Joining the TfS initiative, Clariant confirms the commitment to sustainability in procurement and to further improve quality standards in our industry supply chain. With TfS, we provide a platform to enhance our supplier selection process, and to guarantee supply and supplier risk management,” added Norbert Merklein, Clariant’s Head of Group Procurement Services.
Adapted from press release by Katie Woodward
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