SGS to Exhibit at COMPUTEX 2026, Strengthening Lifecycle Control of Restricted Substances and Enhancing Sustainable Competitiveness

Sustainability Management in the Electronics Supply Chain Enters a Critical Phase

Sustainability in the electronics industry now directly impacts market access, tender eligibility, and global customer retention. Today’s requirements focus on three key areas: restricted substance compliance, recycled material credibility, and product carbon data. Weakness in any one of these areas can result in significant commercial and regulatory risks.

 

How Can Regulatory Requirements Be Fully Implemented Across the Supply Chain?

Electronics products face evolving hazardous substance restrictions across multiple countries and regions. Yet supply chain composition data is often fragmented and inconsistent. Many companies update testing and documentation only before audits or shipment deadlines—causing cost overruns, delays, and potential non-compliance or recall risks.

 

Recycled Materials and Circular Claims Under Greater Scrutiny – Is Your Data Traceable?

Recycled content has become a procurement requirement, but customers demand traceability and verification. Without robust documentation and management systems, companies risk audit failures and reputational damage.

 

Beyond Carbon Inventories – How Can You Demonstrate Supply Chain Decarbonization Strategies?

International buyers increasingly require reliable product-level carbon data. However, inconsistent methodologies and scattered information make it difficult to identify emission hotspots or communicate credible decarbonization strategies.

 

Three Integrated Solutions from SGS – Connecting Compliance, Circularity, and Decarbonization in One Framework

At COMPUTEX 2026, SGS will present three practical solutions to help companies establish structured and verifiable sustainability management systems:

Restricted Substance Management

• Establish a restricted substance management framework based on product and material risk assessment.
• Enhance product data consistency and credibility through testing, documentation review, and supply chain management recommendations.
• Provide training to help companies translate regulatory requirements into executable supplier specifications, processes, and audit checkpoints.

Recycled Materials and Circular Economy

• Provide verification pathways for recycled content and source management, including documentation and audit mechanisms.
• Support certification to upgrade circular claims from simple declarations to verifiable market trust.
• Conduct comprehensive testing of recycled materials, including physical, chemical, and environmental safety aspects, ensuring stable quality and market compliance.

Product Carbon Footprint

• Establish carbon footprint data structures and methodologies based on product lifecycle principles to improve comparability.
• Help companies identify emission hotspots and provide improvement directions and decarbonization strategy inputs.
• Strengthen external communication credibility through third-party verification.

 

Experts On-Site at the 2026 COMPUTEX SGS Booth

As compliance requirements tighten and sustainability expectations grow, competitiveness depends on strong supply chain governance. SGS will demonstrate how integrated management of restricted substances, circular materials, and carbon data can transform sustainability into a scalable competitive advantage.

We welcome you to visit the SGS booth during COMPUTEX to connect with our experts.

 

Exhibition Information

COMPUTEX TAIPEI 2026
Dates: June 2–5, 2026
SGS Booth: Q0113, 1F, Hall 2, Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center

About SGS

SGS is the world’s leading testing, inspection, and certification company, recognized globally as the benchmark for quality and integrity. With more than 99,500 employees and over 2,500 offices and laboratories worldwide, SGS is committed to enabling a safer, more sustainable, and more interconnected world.