Green Procurement Excellence Award
Recognized by New Taipei City
from 2019 to 2025.
MCUT advances responsible procurement integrating environmental, social, and integrity governance.
We prioritize green, energy-efficient, low-carbon, and lawful products while creating value with suppliers.
Recognized by New Taipei City
from 2019 to 2025.
Managed through integrated
procurement resources, April 2026.
All signed integrity and
confidentiality commitments.
Supporting local economies while
reducing transport emissions.
Procurement follows the Materials Management Regulations. Centralized purchasing through Formosa Plastics Group helps mitigate fraud and corruption risks.
Suppliers include engineering contractors, outsourced service providers, and general vendors. New partners sign commitments on integrity and confidentiality.
MCUT prioritizes environmentally preferable, energy-efficient, and low-carbon products and services, while supporting local procurement.
Green procurement includes products with environmental labels, water-saving products, energy-saving appliances, and other efficient equipment.
As of April 2026, approximately 15,253 domestic and international suppliers are under management. All 1,144 new partners in 2025 signed integrity, confidentiality, and ethics commitments.
Suppliers are expected to comply with legal, integrity, confidentiality, and occupational safety requirements. No contracts were terminated for supplier violations during the past three years.
Local procurement refers to transactions with suppliers registered with a Taiwan business tax identification number. The local procurement shares for 2023–2025 were 96.83%, 97.35%, and 97.57%.
MCUT prioritizes environmentally preferable, energy-efficient, and low-carbon products and services, including eco-labeled products, water-saving devices, and energy-saving appliances.
Contractors sign a site safety notification after award of work and receive pre-work safety education addressing workplace conditions, hazards, and required protective measures.
MCUT will progressively develop supplier sustainability assessment and classification mechanisms, incorporating environmental, social, and governance considerations into supplier management.