No bribery or any other means to obtain undue or improper benefits should be promised, offered, granted, or accepted. This includes directly or indirectly promising, offering, granting, or accepting money or valuables through a third party for the purpose of acquiring business rights or granting business rights to a specific person or obtaining undue benefits. Monitoring, record-keeping, and enforcement procedures must be implemented to comply with anti-corruption laws.

All business transactions must be conducted transparently, and they should be accurately reflected in the business books and records of suppliers. Information regarding suppliers' labor practices, health and safety, environmental management, business activities, structure, financial status, and performance must be disclosed in accordance with relevant regulations and industry standards. Falsification or misrepresentation of records concerning these areas within the supply chain is not allowed.

Intellectual property rights must be respected, and the transfer of technology and know-how should be done in a way that respects intellectual property rights. Additionally, information from customers and suppliers must be securely protected.

The company must comply with standards related to fair trade, advertising, and competition.

Unless prohibited by law, confidentiality, anonymity, and identity protection programs must be maintained for suppliers and employees who report internal issues. Suppliers must inform and maintain procedures that allow employees to raise concerns without fear of retaliation.
* Definition of an Internal Whistleblower: A person who exposes improper conduct committed by company employees, public officials, or government agencies.

Suppliers must make efforts to protect the personal information of all individuals involved in business activities, including suppliers, customers, consumers, and employees, at a reasonable level of privacy protection. Suppliers must comply with privacy protection and information security regulations when collecting, storing, processing, transmitting, and sharing personal information.

The highest standards of integrity must be followed in all business activities. Suppliers must implement a zero-tolerance policy for all forms of bribery, corruption, extortion, and embezzlement.