In today's business environment, compliance with norms and standards is not just a formality, but a necessity that contributes to the stability and success of business, the development of the country's economy and the well-being of our society.
Ethics and compliance
Continental Farmers Group is an example of successful implementation of high standards of ethical business. By adhering to the best international standards and norms of business integrity, the Company not only demonstrates its commitment to ethics and transparency, but also encourages other members of its business environment to adopt good collective practices.
Our compliance programme covers all areas of our business environment: third-party relationships, market conduct and corporate compliance. Its important principles include conflict of interest management and anti-corruption practices, personal data protection, compliance with applicable laws, financial crime and sanctions due diligence, transparency and compliance of our products and services, and open and honest behaviour towards all our business partners and stakeholders. At the heart of our compliance programme is a dedicated focus on business ethics and culture. In addition, Continental Farmers Group is committed to business behaviour that includes integrity in the marketplace, as well as good business conduct in our relationships with our customers and the Company.
Our values and principles are set out in our Code of Conduct, which is binding on all employees and partners of the Company.
We strive to ensure that in all aspects of our business, our employees behave ethically and our business practices are transparent and fair. To ensure the effective management of our compliance programme, it is important for us to identify and address potential violations, and we have established an information and report line. This platform guarantees the integrity of information and is accessible to all employees, suppliers, customers and stakeholders. It ensures confidentiality, professional response and communication between the informants and decision makers.