Metal Miners Add Corporate Social Responsibility to Productivity and Cost Controls as Top Strategic Priorities

As the 3^rd Annual Mining Americas Summit approaches, metal miners are keenly aware of the new social pressures placed on them by the new Dodd-Frank Section 1502 Conflict Minerals Reporting Requirements.  Public companies whose products are “in scope” or fall under the rule are required to disclose the origin of tin, tantalum, tungsten and gold (3TG) and address conflicted practices associated with mining of these minerals.

The court of law is only half the story.  The court of public opinion has also spoken.  Supply chain transparency and the ability to trace, identify and eliminate unwanted practices in a global brand’s supply chain is no longer an option but a necessity to protect their reputations.  Find out how Metal Miners can cost-effectively protect their reputations and the reputations of their customers through responsible “filtering” for products and suppliers of concern.

Download the FREE WHITE PAPER: Product Filtering: A Critical First Step in Conflict Minerals Compliance