Eclipse Magnetics Strengthens Ethical Commitment by Becoming a Sedex Member
Eclipse Magnetics has officially become a member of Sedex, reinforcing its commitment to ethical, social and environmental responsibility across its global supply chain.
Sedex (Supplier Ethical Data Exchange) is a globally recognised membership organisation and online platform designed to help businesses manage, assess and continuously improve ethical practices within their supply chains. With more than 95,000 companies worldwide using the platform, Sedex plays a key role in promoting responsible sourcing, transparency and compliance across industries.
By joining Sedex, Eclipse Magnetics will use the platform to share and manage data relating to labour standards, health and safety, environmental impact and business ethics. This aligns with Sedex’s core principles, which focus on transparency, fair labour practices and human rights, environmental responsibility, and strong business ethics.
As part of the Sedex framework, members can utilise SMETA (Sedex Members Ethical Trade Audit), the world’s most widely used social audit methodology. SMETA audits are based on internationally recognised standards, including the ETI Base Code and ILO conventions, and can be conducted using either a 2-pillar approach covering labour standards and health & safety, or a 4-pillar audit that also includes environmental performance and business ethics.
Eclipse Magnetics’ Sedex membership provides greater visibility into supply chain practices, helping to identify and mitigate potential risks related to labour, safety and environmental performance. It also supports compliance with key legislation such as the UK Modern Slavery Act and emerging EU due diligence regulations, while reducing the need for duplicate audits and improving operational efficiency.
The move further demonstrates Eclipse Magnetics’ commitment to responsible business practices and ethical sourcing, strengthening trust with customers, partners and stakeholders while supporting long-term sustainable growth.

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