Because Fujifilm UK sources a significant proportion of its products from Fujifilm Corporation, much of the company's organisational policies refer to the broader brand itself.

Page 3: "As most of the products we sell are ultimately sourced from FUJIFILM Corporation, this is also reflected in their adoption of the Supplier Guidelines; provided in additional sources.

The report continues to state that "for those products and services that we purchase ourselves we continue to provide our new suppliers and business partners with a statement of our expectations of them in ensuring that there is no modern slavery or human trafficking in our supply chains and make it clear that their adherence to those expectations are necessary for continued custom from FUJIFILM UK Limited."

"All Fujifilm Group staff around the world are required to abide by the Fujifilm Group Charter for Corporate Behaviour, Fujifilm Group Code of Conduct, and Fujifilm Group Human Rights Statement in order to ensure that all Fujifilm Group companies exhibit and promote ethical business activities."

FUJIFILM Holdings Corporation conducts annual screening of priority risk issues in business processes of all Fujifilm companies (Page 3).

All Fujifilm companies are also required to complete the CSR Checklist to assess suppliers' compliance with company policies.

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"SUPPLIER ADHERENCE TO OUR VALUES AND ETHICS

The Fujifilm Group promotes actions to ban slavery and human trafficking from its supply chain mainly with the framework of ethical procurement.

For the products that we sell that are ultimately sourced from FUJIFILM Corporation or from Fujifilm Group companies in certain other parts of Asia and in North America (if any), suppliers of those products are requested to commit to ethical business principles in a number of areas where human rights can be affected - these include the prohibition of forced labour, child labour and inhumane treatment (including in the context of conflict minerals) as set out in the Supplier Guidelines."

"Compliance with the Modern Slavery Act 2015 is part of our contracting processes with our supplier and business partners (one aspect of which is the inclusion of a specific provision in our standard terms and conditions of purchase)."