Worthington Steel Inc

Worthington Steel Inc is a leading provider of steel and metal processing products and services, specializing in custom steel processing to meet the diverse needs of its customers. The company offers a wide range of steel solutions, including flat rolled steel, processed metals, and value-added services designed for various industries.

CCI Score

25.16

July 3

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Worthington Steel's Ethical Supply Chain Standards

Worthington Steel asserts that it does not knowingly use suppliers involved in slavery or human trafficking and maintains high ethical standards for its supply chain, though it does not perform audits or require supplier certification. This policy reflects their commitment to lawful and ethical sourcing while highlighting a gap in proactive monitoring.

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Worthington Steel Inc is currently rated as a Dissenter.

+25 to +44 CCI Score

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Latest Events

OCT

01

2023

Worthington Steel's Ethical Supply Chain Standards
25.16

Worthington Steel asserts that it does not knowingly use suppliers involved in slavery or human trafficking and maintains high ethical standards for its supply chain, though it does not perform audits or require supplier certification. This policy reflects their commitment to lawful and ethical sourcing while highlighting a gap in proactive monitoring.
+30

Supply Chain Ethics

July 3

The company demonstrates a commitment to ethical supply chain practices by ensuring that it does not knowingly work with suppliers that engage in slavery or human trafficking. However, the absence of supplier audits or certification requirements indicates a partial approach that, while progressive, could be improved with more rigorous verification measures.

CA Transparency in Supply Chain Act