Supply Chain Commitment
At PetroPlus®, we are dedicated to fostering a safe, healthy, and sustainable workplace, alongside upholding fair labour practices throughout our supply chain. Our responsibility to conduct business ethically extends beyond our own employees to the suppliers and partners we collaborate with. We carefully select partners who share our commitment to sustainability and ethical practices, recognizing that strong, responsible relationships are key to the long-term success and resilience of our supply chain. Our dedication to sustainability drives our approach to both our operations and our partnerships, ensuring positive outcomes for all stakeholders.

Supplier Code of Conduct
PetroPlus® holds all of our suppliers and business partners to the highest ethical standards, requiring them to adhere to our Supplier Code of Conduct. This code sets out strict guidelines on human and labour rights, occupational health and safety, environmental responsibility, climate impact, and ethical business practices. It is essential that our partners align with these values, as we believe that maintaining ethical supply chain is vital to meeting our sustainability goals. To monitor compliance, PetroPlus® has implemented a robust system for screening and evaluating potential business partners, ensuring they meet our rigorous standards for responsible business practices.

Assessing and Managing Sustainability Risks
Understanding and managing sustainability risks in our supply chain is a key priority for PetroPlus®. We use a comprehensive country risk assessment methodology to evaluate the sustainability challenges in the regions where we operate. This tool, developed by industry leaders, helps us identify areas with heightened sustainability risks, such as human rights concerns, labour practices, environmental impacts, and political instability. Based on these assessments, PetroPlus® maintains an up-to-date risk categorization, which guides our decision-making. Our assessments also identify regions where operations may be restricted due to concerns like trade sanctions, conflicts, and other critical risks, enabling us to prioritize responsible sourcing and mitigate potential impacts.