Sri Trang Gloves (Thailand) Public Company Limited, or STGT, has consistently achieved A grades from the amfori BSCI (Business Social Compliance Initiative) assessments for all its evaluated factories. This accomplishment underscores leadership in the rubber gloves industry and its comprehensive commitment to sustainable business practices across all dimensions.
Recently, Sri Trang Gloves (Thailand) Public Company Limited, Hat Yai branch and Sadao P.S. branch, achieved A-grade certification from the amfori BSCI (Business Social Compliance Initiative) standards. The Hat Yai branch has maintained this A-grade standard for seven consecutive years, while the Sadao P.S. branch has achieved it for two consecutive years. The amfori BSCI standard is an international assessment standard established by the Foreign Trade Association (FTA), comprising over 1,500 member organizations worldwide. The objective of the amfori BSCI standard is to encourage sustainability and social responsibility in global supply chains, emphasizing the importance of driving sustainability through the amfori BSCI code of conduct. This includes principles such as fair compensation, prohibition of child labor, participation and protection of labor rights, occupational health and safety, environmental conservation, and ethical business practices.
Currently, Human Rights is a crucial role in various business operations, including the rubber gloves industry. Sri Trang Gloves Public Company Limited has achieved amfori BSCI certification for five of its factories, all consistently maintaining an A-grade standard. Additionally, a newly opened factory is in the process of obtaining certification. Considering the assessment results compared to other major global rubber glove companies, and the consistent A-grade ratings for all its factories, Sri Trang Gloves can be regarded as a leading organization in human rights within the global rubber gloves industry.
Ms. Jarinya Jirojkul, CEO of Sri Trang Gloves (Thailand) Public Company Limited (STGT), the leading producer and distributor of Natural Rubbers and Nitrile Gloves in Thailand and One of the Largest Globally, stated, "This year has been another outstanding year for Sri Trang Gloves in terms of sustainability performance. This achievement aligns with our company's '8 Best' business strategies, one of which is excelling in sustainability (Best Sustainability). This strategy is based on the 'Clean World Clean Gloves' (CWCG) concept, which emphasizes all dimensions, including Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) aspects. Our consistent A-grade ratings under the BSCI standard highlight our success in human rights, organizational management, employee care, promoting diversity within the organization, and developing social and environmental aspects, alongside adhering to corporate governance principles.
Currently, Sri Trang Gloves employs over 9,300 people, has operations both in Thailand and internationally, and serves customers in more than 170 countries worldwide. All our factories meet international standards and are fully auditable. Our past sustainability efforts affirm our position as “The World's Leading Sustainable Gloves Company”. Therefore, we remain committed to continuous development, both internally and externally, such as enhancing employee potential, fostering innovation, incorporating technology to improve operational efficiency, and conducting business transparently while considering stakeholders across the supply chain. These efforts are aimed at sustainable organizational growth and promoting the Thai glove industry as a global leader in sustainability.