Living transparency and responsibility

The declaration of principles documents Ensinger's stance on respecting human dignity and protecting the climate and the environment. It describes what Ensinger does in concrete terms to implement this fundamental stance in its daily activities in the best possible way. 

These Rules of Procedure summarise all the information about reporting misconduct through Ensinger's whistleblower system – from filing a report of misconduct, to the procedure after filing a report, to the principles that apply to the procedure.

Legally impeccable behaviour and respect for basic rules and regulations not only contribute significantly to successful business operations, but also strengthen relationships with our business partners. Ensinger therefore expects compliance with the law not only from its employees, but also from its business partners. The Code of Conduct for Business Partners summarises these expectations. 

For Ensinger, compliance means more than just adhering to applicable laws. Compliance is an important part of our culture. Our goal is to always act ethically and with integrity. Learn how compliance shapes our culture and guides our daily actions.

Ensinger attaches great importance to the security of digital information. We have introduced comprehensive organisational and technical measures to ensure the confidentiality, integrity and availability of our data. These measures not only protect the existence and integrity of data, but also the sensitive information of our customers, partners and employees. Continuous reviews and adjustments ensure compliance with standards and the ongoing improvement of information security. 

Ensinger is aware of its obligations under Regulation (EC) No. 1907/2006 (REACh) and takes the necessary organisational measures to ensure that its products comply with REACh requirements. In terms of REACh, Ensinger as a plastics processor is a "downstream user" whose main obligation with regard to REACh is to ensure notification and information obligations for its products and mixtures along the supply chain. 

The RoHS Directive serves to restrict the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment in the European Union. Ensinger plastic products do not fall within the scope of the RoHS Directive, but Ensinger supports its customers in the supply chain to fulfil the requirements of the RoHS Directive. Therefore, corresponding declarations of conformity can be provided on request. 

As a company based in the EU, Ensinger is subject to the customs and foreign trade regulations of the EU as well as a large number of other regulations. Ensinger takes its customs and foreign trade obligations seriously and complies with them. You can find the AEO certificate here.

Every entrepreneurial activity is associated with opportunities and risks, the management of which is a decisive success factor for the further development of the company. 

It is not the task of risk management to avoid risks as far as possible. However, it is important to limit risks to an acceptable level and to control and manage them in a targeted manner. 

Accordingly, processes and guidelines ensure that risk considerations are taken into account in decision-making processes from the outset. The identification and management of opportunities and risks are recorded in risk matrices and evaluated by the divisional managers. Further measures are defined where necessary.

The opportunities and risks identified are summarised and reported to the Management Board and discussed in the Risk & Compliance Committee's regular steering group.