EIZO Corporation announced that its three manufacturing facilities in Japan have all received the highest ‘Platinum Status’ designation in the ‘Validated Assessment Program’ (VAP) audit conducted by the ‘Responsible Business Alliance’ (RBA).
With a membership of over 250 companies worldwide, the RBA is the world’s largest industry coalition dedicated to promoting responsible business conduct within global supply chains, primarily within the electronics industry. The ‘RBA Code of Conduct’ establishes standards within the global supply chain to promote safe working conditions, respectful and dignified treatment of workers, environmentally responsible practices, and ethical business behavior. Compliance with the RBA Code is maintained through the implementation of appropriate management systems.
Guided by its corporate philosophy of ‘Enriching future society through imaging technology’, EIZO has established the ‘EIZO Group Code of Conduct’ as its core sustainability framework. In addition to addressing social challenges through its products, the Code emphasizes responsibilities related to societal well-being, environmental stewardship, and ethical conduct. These include commitments to environmental protection, the respect of human rights, and fostering a workplace environment that encourages motivation and vitality among employees. Upholding these principles, the company conducts its business activities globally. With this in mind, EIZO joined the RBA in January 2020 to actively promote sustainability throughout the global supply chain. Since then, the company has enhanced its sustainability efforts in alignment with the RBA Code.
In November 2025, all three manufacturing facilities successfully completed the VAP audit. Each facility received the perfect score of 200 points and was awarded ‘Platinum Status’; the highest designation under the RBA certification program. Together, these facilities account for approximately 80% of the Group’s total global production.
EIZO considers this achievement is the result of strict compliance with the RBA Code, as well as a thorough assessment of the Group’s ongoing sustainability initiatives throughout its global supply chain. The company is committed to further advancing these efforts with the goal of strengthening long-term corporate value.
