The Code of Conduct defines the basic requirements placed on all suppliers of OSRAM Licht AG and its affiliates concerning their responsibilities towards their stakeholders, affected groups and the environment.

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The Security in Supply Chain is a mandatory document for all suppliers delivering Direct Materials (including finished products, components & raw materials). It further applies on service providers handling ams OSRAM products and/or keeping them on stock. We need the conformation of our suppliers and partners, that they also support our efforts to ensure our products are kept safe throughout the production process.

If you are not participating in a national customs security initiative, please contact SupplierManagement-OSRAM@osram.com for further support.

It is a high ambition of ams OSRAM to avoid and reduce certain hazardous substances in products above and beyond statutory regulations.

Placing certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronical equipment on the market of is subject to specific regional (EU) or national restrictions and bans. Within the European Union (EU) these restrictions and bans are defined in EU directives and subsequent member states, national regulations, and in direct legally enforceable regulations. Compliance with Directive 2011/65/EU (RoHS-Directive) and EU Directive 1907/2006/EC (“REACH”) is a clear target for ams OSRAM and our suppliers.​

Confirmation of and compliance to the ams OSRAM Index List Environment is a minimum supplier requirement for all Categories including RoHS/REACH relevant substances.​

ams OSRAM uses BOMcheck and IMDS to exchange RoHS/REACH relevant data with its customers and suppliers.​

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Conflict minerals are minerals sourced from conflict-affected locations, the sale of which can contribute to the perpetuation of armed violence, instability, insecurity and associated human rights violations. ams OSRAM holds itself and its suppliers responsible to ensure that our supply chains are not contributing to the ongoing conflicts. As a member of the Responsible Sourcing Initiative (RMI) ams OSRAM asks its suppliers to comply with the RMI process and to only accept conformant smelters in their supply chain.​

As a proof point ams OSRAM asks for the latest version of the RMI CMRT and counterchecks the supplier feedback with the software product of IntegrityNext. ​

Learn more about ams OSRAMs latest conflict mineral status

You can also access free of charge training material in our download section

Companies located in risk countries are asked to provide a self-assessment via IntegrityNext, which addresses all relevant CR aspects.ams ​OSRAM defines all countries as risk countries that have a recent TI CPI* score equaling or being below 50.​

* Transparency International Corruption Perception Index (TI CPI) is an annually published index, which ranks 180 countries and territories by their perceived levels of public sector corruption according to experts and business people. It uses a scale of 0 to 100, where 0 is highly corrupt and 100 is very clean.

Supplier useful regional requirements information

NAFTA Supplier Requirements and Guidelines - applicable to OSRAM Americas region

NAFTA Supplier Forms - applicable to Osram Americas region

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Suppliers must take all necessary measures to meet the supply chain requirements stated in this standard. ams OSRAM Standard for delivery of goods.

Suppliers must take all necessary measures to meet the packaging requirements stated in this standard. ams OSRAM Packaging Requirements