Jump directly to page content

Value creation and supply chain

Value creation and supply chain

Suppliers

We have a long-standing, trusting relationship with many of our main suppliers. In order to improve our own value creation, we must recognise our responsibility, exert our influence and enter into active dialogue with the other participants in the supply chain.

Fair conditions

For many years, we have been working with suppliers and mines that exclusively mine tin under fair conditions. In addition, high-quality secondary tin is purchased and cooperation with qualified recycling partners is intensified. Through these many years of experience, we know the processes, but also the obstacles, in the conversion to sustainable products.

 

Code of Conduct

Since 2021, our "Code of Conduct" has been demanding minimum sustainability requirements from our existing suppliers. These requirements have been defined in alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and policy objectives. When selecting new suppliers, these standards are mandatory, with a focus on sustainability and material compliance. In the future, we aim to have all our suppliers meet this (minimum) standard.

Transparency through blockchain

Tin is the main metal used in our products, which is mined and processed in different countries. Until the tin arrives at our production site, it passes through individual stages in different countries as well as all the transports in between, which creates a complex supply chain.

We see the sourcing of fair tin as a key lever in the supply chain. To increase the availability of fair tin, Stannol takes a consistent approach and only buys tin that is mined under more environmentally and human-friendly conditions. This tin comes from certified mines that take both social and environmental concerns into account. For this reason, Stannol also relies on sustainable and responsible supply chain tracking through the use of blockchain technology.

 

Secondary tin saves resources

A large part of Stannol's emissions occur in the supply chain. It is well known that the use of secondary materials conserves existing resources and saves emissions. For this reason, we increasingly rely on the use of secondary tin, which we source from European recycling companies. In this way, we contribute to the longer availability of tin.

Product selector
Product selectorContact JOBS Jobs