Shanghai, November 2025 — From November 5 to 10, the 8th China International Import Expo (CIIE) was successfully held in Shanghai. During the event, SGS-CSTC Standards Technical Services Co., Ltd. and the Shanghai Modern Service Industry Association jointly hosted the forum themed “Trust and Resilience: Supply Chain Compliance and Sustainable Development Strategy.”

The forum gathered representatives from government agencies, international organizations, industry associations, and leading enterprises, with support from the Shanghai Baoshan District Development and Reform Commission, China Electronic Port Data Center Nanjing Branch, TAPA APAC, and the World Resources Institute (WRI). The discussions focused on strengthening supply chain resilience and compliance as key enablers of sustainable growth. Key topics included supply chain security, ESG supervision trends, regional green policies, corporate overseas compliance, and green finance innovation.

As the highlight of the forum, GSG (Dingli Sustainable Data and Technology) joined SGS and industry partners to officially launch the “2030 Global Supply Chain Collaboration Initiative.” The initiative calls on stakeholders across industries to jointly promote supply chain transparency, security, and sustainability, with collaboration as a driving force to address shared challenges in global supply chain transformation.

During the release ceremony, Ms. Li Lei, General Manager of Sustainability, SGS China Knowledge and Assurance Division, read the initiative alongside representatives from organizations such as CITIC Pacific Special Steel, Schaeffler, EVE Energy, Trina Solar, Rockwell Automation, GSG, Qinggong Connected, Luxshare Precision, Highly Group, Delfort, Farasis Energy, the Guangzhou Institute of Energy Conversion, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and the Shanghai Jinsinan Research Institute.

As a co-initiator of the “2030 Global Supply Chain Collaboration Initiative,” GSG is honored to witness this milestone moment. The initiative not only establishes a new framework for cross-industry cooperation but also injects new momentum into building more transparent, secure, and sustainable global supply chains.

Looking ahead, GSG will continue to leverage its expertise in supply chain decarbonization, risk management, and data transparency to support the initiative’s implementation. Through collaboration with cross-sector partners, GSG remains committed to advancing the shared vision of a resilient, low-carbon, and sustainable industrial future.