T/DZJN 25-2021 Green supply chain management for the lithium-ion battery industry with a focus on electric mobility
T/DZJN 25-2021 Green supply chain management for the lithium-ion battery industry with a focus on electric mobility
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Main Technical Content: 4.1 General Requirements 4.1.1 Green Design of Products - Understand the green needs and expectations of all relevant parties. - Consider the green attributes of the product throughout its entire life cycle, from raw material acquisition to production, packaging, transportation, use, recycling, and final disposal. - Balance the technical and economic feasibility of the product while meeting customer requirements, taking into account factors such as functionality, quality, cost, production efficiency, resource consumption, environmental impact, and human health and safety. - Implement green design within the framework of policies, regulations, standards, and stakeholder requirements. Regularly monitor and analyze changes in these requirements. - Stakeholder requirements include but are not limited to: - Restrictive requirements and responsibilities under national and international regulations; - Technical standards and voluntary agreements; - Market or consumer demands, development trends, and expectations; - Social and investor expectations. 4.1.2 Establish an information-sharing mechanism to ensure that supply chain stakeholders can timely access information conducive to promoting green design. 4.1.3 Establish a collaborative optimization mechanism to jointly conduct green design with upstream and downstream supply chain partners, enhancing the green level at all stages of the supply chain. 4.2 General Technical Requirements for Green Design 4.2.1 Material Selection - Carefully select artificial chemicals with unclear toxicity and side effects. When necessary, require suppliers to provide Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS). - Avoid or minimize the use of toxic and harmful materials. When unavoidable, use of materials harmful to humans and the environment must meet the following requirements: - Reduce the usage compared to original products; - Not exceed the limits set by relevant laws, regu