Conflict Minerals Reporting Services

Now that the final conflict mineral reporting rules have been released by the SEC, the clock is ticking. The first SEC reports will be due on May 15, 2014 for the calendar year 2013, which is now less than three months away.
	The most cost-effective way to collect this information is as part of your ordering process. This is when you have the most leverage over your suppliers.
	In addition, your customers will begin to request conflict mineral data from you. The larger the company, the more likely that supplying CM data will be made a condition of their PO or contract.

Now is the time to begin putting the CM data collection process in place. At a minimum, you need to identify which of your products contain conflict minerals, where they are found, and the suppliers for those materials and components. Eventually you will need to be able to collect reliable data back to the smelter. RSJ stands ready to demystify the jargon, bring you up to speed, educate your suppliers, and implement the best and most cost-effective data exchange tool for your company.

We are here to help you at CM@rsjtechnical.com!

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