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Conflict-free minerals

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Conflict Minerals Reg 2017/821 (3TG importers); UCPD

OECD 5-step Dictionary termDue DiligenceAn ongoing, risk-based process through which an organisation identifies, prevents, mitigates, tracks and communicates how it addresses adverse impacts, and supports remediation where appropriate.Read the full definition , smelter audits, Dictionary termSupply chainupstream focus (services, transport/logistics excluded)Read the full definition traceability; claim limited to 3TG scope unless wider evidence.

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Assessment last reviewed 22 Aug 2026. The comparison reflects the sources and market information shown above.

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