LGI Logistics Group International is EICC-certified

LGI Deutschland GmbH has obtained EICC certification at its Hünxe site, and is one of the first logistics service providers to do so. “By complying with this code of conduct for the electronics industry, LGI is demonstrating to its customers, suppliers, and employees that it is a responsible and reliable partner,” says CEO Dr. Andreas Bunz.
The Electronics Industry Citizenship Coalition (EICC) is an independent association made up of leading IT and electronics companies such as Hewlett Packard (HP), Apple, and Samsung, and was set up in 2004. Its aim is to promote a sense of social and ecological responsibility and ethical business practices in the global electronics industry.
The EICC Code of Conduct is a set of standards governing the electronics industry supply chain. These standards ensure that employees are treated with respect and dignity and that the company operates in an ecologically and ethically responsible manner. In this way, the EICC certification goes far beyond mere compliance with legal provisions. Complying with the Code of Conduct is very important to HP as an EICC member. The company therefore instructs its important strategic partners to have an audit carried out. This includes LGI, which was audited by the independent company Intertek and passed with flying colors.

The certification attests that LGI meets stringent requirements in all five areas of the EICC Code of Conduct: Working conditions, health and safety, environmental protection, company ethics, and a management system that meets the Code’s standards. The international certificate is valid for two years.

LGI Logistics Group International GmbH designs and provides warehouse logistics, production processes, shipping and transport manage ment (land, air, and sea), and customs services for clients in the automotive, electronics, fashion/lifestyle, healthcare/life sciences, and industrial sectors. Production logistics, distribution logistics, and reverse logistics are major components of the portfolio of logistics services.

Created from Hewlett-Packard Germany in 1995 and currently employing a workforce of around 4,000 people located at more than 45 sites in Europe, the United States, and Russia, LGI is one of the leading companies in contract logistics in Europe. In 2014, it achieved a turnover of around EUR 410 million.
www.lgi.de.