RESPONSIBLE SOURCING. HOW DOES TATA STEEL MEASURE UP?


Responsible sourcing of


materials is fast becoming a


critical issue for the construction sector and its wider


sustainability agenda


As a leading global steel producer, we are fully committed to playing a full and active part in delivering sustainable materials sourcing. By working with suppliers who share our commitment to environmental responsibility, we have built an impressive reputation for sustainable sourcing. As a result, we are listed on the Dow Jones Index of sustainable companies and appear in the Global top 100 sustainable companies. We are also a leading member of Ultra-Low CO2


Steelmaking


(ULCOS). This is a pioneering partnership of 48 companies and organisations from 15 European countries that aims to reduce the CO2


production by 50% by 2050.


Certification ‘first’ places Tata Steel at the forefront of sustainability


We are leading the way with responsible sourcing and take our environmental and social responsibilities very seriously. We were the first pre-finished steel manufacturer to achieve


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BES 6001 certification for responsible sourcing of our Colorcoat® branded products, manufactured at our Shotton manufacturing site in North Wales – which includes the market leading Colorcoat HPS200 Ultra® and Colorcoat Prisma®.


This was extended in 2014 to all UK manufactured construction products and ensured that we have the widest range of products certified to the standard.


emissions of steel


It is not always easy to validate green credentials, but BES 6001 is an independent standard recognising companies that not only responsibly source their materials but are also responsible in their manufacturing operations, across both environmental and social aspects.


The award of ‘Very Good’ rating provides independent verification of corporate responsibility, including prioritising sustainability issues across the supply chain to the point of raw material extraction. It also allows us to benchmark activities and demonstrate continuously improving sustainability credentials.


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