Supply Chain
At FUNO, we partner with our suppliers to create sustainable communities. Our supply chain is key to our success and to become part of our operating team; in many occasions, our subcontractors are FUNO’s face towards tenants and guests; particularly those in fundamental operational roles such as security, cleaning and maintenance. They support the FUNO experience.
Our suppliers for operation services and our utilities suppliers are critical to our success and viability.
Around 85% of our suppliers are local; sourcing from local businesses allows us to reduce emissions, increase our economic impact on local communities as well as to identify opportunities to improve our ethical behavior, human rights, environment and community relations.
In 2016 our distributed value to local suppliers exceeded 10 million pesos.
In general, we seek that our suppliers comply with the highest quality standards; that can provide services and products that benefit our tenants and users.
The Supplier Code of Conduct and our Code of Ethics cover business ethics, anti corruption practices, attitude towards anti competitive behavior, environmental conservation, child labor prevention and labor standards, among others.
The Supplier Code of Conduct and our Code of Ethics cover business ethics, anti corruption practices, attitude towards anti competitive behavior, environmental conservation, child labor prevention and labor standards, among others.
The Supplier Code of Conduct requires compliance with:
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Mexico’s Penal Code.
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The United States of America’s Foreign Corrupt Practices Act or “FCPA”.
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International treaties and conventions such as:
- Inter-American Convention against Corruption.
- Convention on Combating Bribery of Foreign Public Officials in International Business Transactions.
- UN Convention Against Corruption