Version 1.0 · Sets out what Rathmar Trading, LLC expects of its suppliers, customers, logistics providers, agents and other counterparties. It forms part of our contracts.
Counterparties comply with the laws that apply to them and to the transaction, including anti-corruption, sanctions, export-control, anti-money-laundering, competition, labour and environmental law.
Counterparties do not offer, pay or accept bribes or facilitation payments in connection with business with Rathmar, and do not use intermediaries to do so.
Counterparties disclose their ultimate beneficial owners, tell us promptly of any change in ownership or of any designation, provide end-use and end-user statements when asked, and do not divert, re-export or transship goods contrary to the contract or to applicable measures.
No forced, bonded or child labour, consistent with ILO Conventions 29, 105, 138 and 182. Workers are paid at least the legal minimum wage, work safe and lawful hours, keep their identity documents, and are free to associate. Shipowners and managers meet the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006.
Counterparties handle, store and ship goods in line with SOLAS, MARPOL, the IMDG Code and local rules, maintain spill and emergency response arrangements, and report incidents to us without delay.
Goods meet the contracted specification and are not adulterated or misdescribed. Bills of lading, certificates of origin and quality, inspection reports and other documents are genuine and accurate.
Counterparties provide origin and chain-of-custody information on request and meet the traceability requirements of the destination market, including deforestation rules where they apply.
Counterparties give us reasonable information and access to verify compliance with this Code. Where a breach is found, we expect a time-bound remediation plan; serious or unremedied breaches lead to suspension or termination.
Concerns may be reported confidentially at speakup@rathmar.com.