Deep tiers, thousands of suppliers, and 3TG at the bottom of all of it
Conflict minerals reporting started in electronics, and the supply base is still the longest in the chain. The smelter you need to validate is usually four tiers away from anyone you have a contract with.
The same evidence, asked for four different ways
CMRT every year
Tin, tantalum, tungsten and gold, driven by Dodd-Frank section 1502 and the EU conflict minerals rules.
EMRT for battery materials
Cobalt, mica, copper, graphite, lithium and nickel, widened to support EU Battery Regulation reporting.
Smelter validation
Checking status against the RMI smelter list, and flagging facilities that are not conformant.
Customer questionnaires
Your own customers asking you to prove the same thing, in their format.
One Twin, then every job runs off it
CMRT covers tin, tantalum, tungsten and gold. EMRT covers cobalt, mica, copper, graphite, lithium and nickel. AMRT covers what neither does, and tracks quantities.
From our guide to the RMI templates
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We will run it live against your own evidence, in 30 minutes.