Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Statement
This statement is made in accordance with the Modern Slavery Act 2015. It sets out the proactive measures being taken by the Decorative Panels Group to ensure that slavery or human trafficking is not occurring within our business or that of our supply chains.
Our business and supply chains
The Decorative Panels Group is a family run business with a strong commitment to family values and ideals, this includes high standards of ethical and environmental trade practices.
The group consists of three divisions; Decorative Panels Lamination, Decorative Panels Components and Decorative Panels Furniture, all of which operate within the UK. The core activity of the group is the manufacture and supply of decorative faced sheet materials, panel components and flat pack furniture.
Our supply chains are extensive and global ranging from the UK to the Far East. We recognise that our greatest exposure to modern slavery is within our supply chains, as such, several steps are taken by the Decorative Panels Group, in line with our Modern Slavery Policy, to minimise the risk of modern slavery within our supply chains.
Policies in relation to slavery and human trafficking
We recognise our responsibility in relation to modern slavery and share this with our suppliers and customers; to source products in an ethical manner and for the need of those people who are involved within the supply chain to be treated fairly. As such, the development of our Modern Slavery Policy sets out six key principles:-
It is our intention that those people involved in the supply chain, either directly or indirectly, are not exploited or exposed to the following employment conditions:
Due diligence across our supply chain
The Decorative Panels Group undertakes a risk based approach when considering the possibility of modern slavery within the supply chain. We continue to review and develop our modern slavery policy to ensure compliance of our six key principles throughout our supply chains.
Moving forward it is our intention to widen our approach throughout our supply chain to ensure our centrally managed suppliers, and, those which pose a higher risk of exposure to slavery are compliant with our key policy principles. The group intends to assess compliance and identify any Modern Slavery practices that are prevalent within our chain of supply and where appropriate investigate and taken remedial action.
2021 Targets
This statement was approved by the Board of Directors in January 2022.
Guy Metcalfe
Group Managing Director
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