Trustworthy Relationships of Integrity
As a globally renowned leader in communication and
entertainment electroacoustic products, Merry is committed
to promoting sustainable supply chain management, viewing
suppliers as important partners. Through stable and close
cooperation with suppliers, we aim to create economic value
while also expecting our supplier partners to jointly adhere
to the RBA Code of Conduct and emphasize social and
environmental responsibility, thereby creating a sustainable
and mutually beneficial supply chain together.
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Announced Supplier Code of Conduct
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100% completion on CSR audits
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Completion of conflict minerals due diligence: 142 suppliers
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97% signing rate of Social and Environmental Responsibility Commitment
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Products Complied with International Environmental Regulations
Green Product Management
Following International Regulations
International Standards
CMRT Conflict Minerals Policy
Non-Phthalate Plasticizers
Lead-Free, Nickel-Free, Beryllium-Free, Antimony-Free, and Antimony Oxide-Free
Non-Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
EU Standards
EU RoHS
EU RoHS 2.0
EU REACH(SVHC)
EU Battery Directive
EU PPWD Packaging and Packaging Waste Directive
EU WEEE II Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive
USA Standards
California Proposition 65
China Standards
China RoHS
China VOCs
Environmental Substance Control Management Process
Hazardous Materials Inspection
Ensure the health of end users and
reduce the potential environmental impact of products.
reduce the potential environmental impact of products.
GC-MS
Inspection of Plastic and Non-Metal Materials
XRF
Inspection of Metal Materials
FTIR
Material Analysis for Customer Complaint Products and Uncertain Materials
Green Product Management System
Reusability and Recycling Rate
55%
YEAR 2023
Recycling Rate of Recycled Materials
75%
YEAR 2023
Products comply with international environmental regulations
100%
YEAR 2023
Suppliers upload the necessary green part approval data (such as green declarations, material certificates, and test reports) to the GPMS system according to the "Environmental Substance Control Management Procedures." MERRY reviews these supporting documents through the system to ensure that all parts comply with international environmental regulations, directives, and customer requirements. In 2023, 100% of MERRY's products complied with international environmental regulations
Suppliers are required to have knowledge of international regulations and the hazardous substances listed in the appendix. They must investigate and control whether their products contain Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC) according to REACH regulations and other hazardous substances listed in the appendix.
A hazardous substance inspection system is established for incoming materials. Random batch sampling inspections are conducted using rules for incoming batches. X-ray fluorescence (XRF), gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS), and Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) are used to inspect and confirm that supplier materials do not contain hazardous substances. Any raw materials violating control substance regulations are treated as non-conforming products, and suppliers are required to provide supporting documents immediately. If the final judgment is that the materials are non-conforming, they are returned, and the supplier must propose corrective and preventive measures.
MERRY ensures that 100% of its products comply with the labeling specifications set by brand customers and the relevant certifications required for product attributes. Packaging labeling confirmation is completed during the design stage to comply with product labeling regulations in different regions. In 2023, there were no incidents of regulatory violations or customer claims due to labeling issues. There were also no incidents of violations of health and safety regulations related to products and services in 2023.
In 2023, MERRY held two supplier conferences. One promoted MERRY's CSR, RBA, GP-related regulations, organizational carbon inventory, and ESG trend-related topics. The other promoted EU regulatory-related standards.
According to product structure principles, under WEEE directive requirements, products are disassembled by certified laboratories. Based on the B2B operating model, products manufactured in 2023 achieved reuse and recovery rates of 55% and recycling rates of 75%. Final disposal and recycling are executed by the end brand customers.
