MANAGEMENT POLICY
Management Policy
In pursuit of balanced business development and sustainable business operations, Tex Year's CEO has formed and signed the Tex Year Corporate EHS Policies. Externally, we are committed to protecting our environment and maintaining community safety. Internally, we ask our employees to strengthen their expertise and specialties. We are committed to creating various ecofriendly products that benefit the general public while taking EHS as a basic consideration for our sustainable business operations.
For sustainability responsibility,
please refer to “Investor Relations”→“Corporate Governance”→“Articles of Association & Important Regulations”
Our Commitments
- Regulatory Compliance:All of our company's products, activities, and services are in compliance with government EHS regulations, environmental regulations, and other requirements.
- Risk Management :Reducing EHS risk and relevant impact on personnel and environment.
- Continuous Improvement:Performing periodic reviews on management performance and maintaining a continuous commitment to the ultimate objective of zero disasters, zero accidents, and zero pollution.
- Educational Training:Allowing all staff members to understand company policies and corporate social responsibilities to the stakeholders. Educational training is also provided as necessary.
- Customer Satisfaction:Devoting time and effort to realize our commitment to our customers and allowing customers and suppliers to understand our company's EHS policy.
Our Approaches
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Carbon Reduction
- Making improvements to our manufacturing process schedule to put energy resources into full play while reducing carbon emissions on a grand scale. Gradual carbon reduction over the years is also incorporated into our management objective to fulfill our corporate social responsibility.
- Office air-conditioning temperature is adjusted to 25°C to reduce excessive carbon emissions.
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Waste Reduction - Waste Sorting
- Promoting garbage sorting and setting up recycling bins to reduce waste.
- Promoting the reduction of disposable tableware to reduce domestic waste.
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Business Waste
- Business waste generated from the company is controlled in accordance with management practices and is sorted and stored in accordance with its chemical properties. A legal contractor is entrusted with waste removal and clearance.
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Green Procurement
- Tex Year is committed to providing company products without Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC) as listed by Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH).
- Tex Year strictly abides by the green environmental protection rules of the EU RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive) and promotes green procurement management. Materials provided by our suppliers are strictly forbidden to contain harmful substances (such as lead, cadmium, mercury, hexavalent chromium, PBB, and PBDE). Likewise, we are also committed to not using raw materials containing harmful chemicals during the manufacturing process.
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Emergency Response Training
- In response to potential and actual accidents or emergencies, we have provided an effective emergency response training program and procedure to address problems in their early stages. In this way, we can prevent or reduce the impact that accidents or emergencies have on our company, nearby personnel, financial property, and the overall environment.
- We provide our employees with preliminary firefighting training.
- We cooperate with the fire brigade to provide our employees with fire alarm evacuation, first aid, and other relevant training.
CREATE, PROTECT, LEVERAGE!The Intellectual Property Management Policy

- Foster the creation of intellectual property.
- Implement confidential information management.
- Strengthening global intellectual property development.
- Protect intellectual property rights of the group.
- Maximizing Business value by leveraging intellectual property rights.
Biodiversity and No-Deforestation Policy
Tex Year Group is committed to protecting biodiversity and preventing deforestation, incorporates these principles into the core of its corporate sustainability governance. In light of the Group’s operations in polymer materials and adhesive manufacturing, management mechanisms are implemented throughout product research and development, raw material procurement, and production processes to continuously improve resource efficiency and pollution prevention and reduce impacts on the ecological environment.The Group commits to the following:
- Where operations are located near Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs), the Group will identify its dependencies and impacts on biodiversity and conduct risk assessments, with the objective of achieving No Net Loss (NNL). Measures will be taken in the order of avoidance, mitigation, and restoration to reduce operational impacts on biodiversity.
- The Group will carefully assess new and expanded operating sites, avoid development in ecologically sensitive or High Conservation Value (HCV) areas, and ensure that all sites are located in lawful areas and non-sensitive habitats ,without impacting IUCN Red List or protected species. Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) will be completed as required by law before plant construction to reduce impacts on surrounding ecosystems.。
- The Group will comply with international standards and local laws, prohibit illegal logging and improper land use, and apply the principle of Zero Net Deforestation to avoid adverse impacts on forest ecosystems.
- The Group will promote responsible procurement, establish supply chain management mechanisms, and assess and exclude high-risk suppliers associated with deforestation or environmental risks.
- The Group will continuously improve process efficiency and pollution prevention technologies, promote energy conservation, carbon reduction, and resource circulation, and thereby reduce environmental burdens and potential impacts on biodiversity.
- The Group will engage with stakeholders (including employees, customers, suppliers, and business partners) to raise awareness and drive participation in biodiversity and forest conservation, fostering a culture of environmental protection.
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