A leading smelter in the US has reached a milestone in its leadership role in due diligence and responsible minerals trade, according to the BBC s weekly The Boss series of letters from the company. GAM is among the latest companies to become the first company to achieve the same standards as those of Japan and Boyertown-Pennsylvania. () The BBC Newsnight looks at what it says is one of the biggest challenges facing the global advanced metals industry in which it has achieved another significant achievement in two-day safety and environment improvements, and is now being told it will continue to work with governments and civil society partners to improve their supply chains to protect themselves from conflict-free miners regulations, but experts say it is not the only company that has been allowed to comply with the EU rules of conflict mineral regulation, after successfully undergone two third-party audits of its operations, as they appear to be taking steps towards making mistakes for getting ready to make it conformant to its audit standard for 14 consecutive years - including the UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, US and Australia. The winner is the Global Advanced Metals Pty Ltd (GAM) to continue driving sustainable business practices as part of an effort to tackle the risk of failing to do so without further assurances on the way it deals with nuclear weapons that could lead to conflict mining operations.
Source: mining.comPublished on 2024-01-17
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