German Trade joins RJC
BV
Schmuck &
Uhren becomes a member!
The
Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC), the standards setting and certification
organisation for the entire jewellery supply chain, has announced that BV
Schmuck & Uhren has become the first German jewellery trade association to
be members of the RJC.
Announced
at Inhorgenta Munich, one of Europe’s largest jewellery industry events, the
organisation pledged to meet the RJC’s standards and, by joining as a Trade
Association member, will act as a conduit to its members and the German
jewellery industry to promote and encourage implementation of RJC membership
and certification.
The
RJC, which has more than 1,100 members globally, including 14 other trade
associations in Europe, North America, the Middle East and Southeast Asia, has
been keen to work with a renowned German jewellery industry association in a
bid to further embed the importance and relevancy of RJC certification in one
of Europe’s key jewellery markets.
The
announcement signals another step forward in RJC’s mission for a more
responsible and sustainable worldwide jewellery supply chain. Guido Grohmann,
Managing Director at BV Schmuck & Uhren, said “We are delighted to become a
member of the RJC. Many organisations we work with have already been certified
and our goal for the future is to promote RJC’s Code of Practices to better
support our members.”
Edward
Johnson, Director, Business Development at RJC, said “We’re delighted to
announce BV Schmuck & Uhren as a Trade Association member – a move which
marks another significant step forward in RJC’s tireless efforts in working
with the jewellery industry to promote responsible business practices.
“BV
Schmuck & Uhren becomes the first German association to join RJC and
through doing so demonstrates its commitment to a responsible supply chain for
its members and the wider German industry. We believe working closely together
will help us promote the many benefits responsible business practices provide
to businesses in the supply chain - from mine to retail - in Germany and
beyond.”
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