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GreenSoft’s New Service Helps Companies Comply with Conflict Minerals LegislationConflict minerals law makes demands on electronics manufacturers and their supply chain. GreenSoft’s new service helps companies demonstrate due diligence. South Pasadena, CA, October 5, 2011 – GreenSoft Technology, Inc., a leading provider of environmental compliance data services and software, announced a service to help companies comply with Conflict Minerals legislation. Section 1502 of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, or the “Conflict Minerals Law,” requires publicly-traded US companies to disclose the sources of certain minerals in their products originating in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The SEC has the responsibility to define the reporting and due diligence procedures. Manufacturers will be required to obtain an audit performed by an independent third party to verify their supply chain. The regulation is under final reconciliation, but it is clear that companies, both US-based and overseas, will require detailed knowledge about the composition of its products, the country of origin of conflict minerals, and the supply chain. GreenSoft will do the following to help companies demonstrate due diligence:
“Though the implications of this legislation are unclear, companies will certainly have to start making inquiries of its supply chain,” said Larry Yen, president of GreenSoft. “We believe providing a certificate of compliance of non-use from suppliers will demonstrate due diligence and will become best practice.” For more information about GreenSoft’s new service, please visit www.greensofttech.com. About GreenSoft Technology, Inc. |