Navamedic publishes Norwegian Transparency Act statement for 2025
Reuters2026/08/13 14:17- Navamedic issued its Norwegian Transparency Act statement for 2025, outlining human-rights and decent-work due diligence across its value chain.
- Risk screening identified 121 key suppliers: 4 high-risk, 34 medium-risk, 83 low-risk, largely driven by incomplete sustainability documentation.
- All tier-1 suppliers signed the supplier code of conduct; questionnaires cover ethics, labor standards, health and safety, environmental practices.
- Follow-ups target high- and medium-risk suppliers, seeking additional evidence; external supplier audit in 2025 reported no critical findings.
- No critical actual adverse human-rights or working-conditions impacts were identified during the 2025 due diligence process.
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