Green Procurement and Low Carbon Supply Chain

To reduce carbon emissions from vehicles making deliveries, we worked together with freight forwarders in implementing electronic operations for concentrated delivery by suppliers. As of the end of 2025, electronic operations for concentrated delivery by suppliers reached 97.4%.
Furthermore, we have replaced paper invoices with electronic invoices, and 92% of the vendors we do business with are also using electronic invoices as of the end of 2025.

The use of products with the Green Mark reduces resource consumption, reduces environmental pollution, and mitigates the impact on Earth. It can also drive suppliers to develop green products, and elevate the production of green products in Taiwan. We have made 311 procurements of products with green labels (including the Green Mark, Water Efficiency Label, Energy Label, Grade 1 and Grade 2 Energy Labels, Green Building Material Label, and Carbon Reduction Label). In 2025, the amount of government-labeled green products procured reached NT$82.59 million.

Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) Certification
AEO certification means that government-approved businesses and their up-stream and down-stream partners, that is, the overall supply chain, are safe and the trade safety measures meet the criteria for quality businesses. This will be a growing trend for international trade in the future, and also one of the prioritized policies to be promoted by our customs authority.
We started the AEO certification process in June 2013 and completed all the items requiring certification in less than six months. We became a certified AEO on December 6, and also became the largest business to obtain the AEO certification in Taichung Customs' history.