Google has set clear supplier sustainability requirements designed to ensure every vendor supports responsible business practices. For suppliers, this means demonstrating credible progress on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors, from emissions tracking to ethical labor practices.

By aligning with these standards, suppliers strengthen their partnership with Google and stay ahead of global compliance expectations.

Google, now a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc., is a multinational technology company known for its dominant search engine, online advertising, cloud computing, and various other products and services. It’s one of the world’s largest and most influential technology companies, with a significant presence in online search, advertising, and various other digital markets.

Net-zero emissions across all of its operations and value chain.

Google’s Supplier Code of Conduct emphasizes environmental responsibility, requiring suppliers to minimize environmental impact and improve resource efficiency. Suppliers must obtain necessary environmental permits, engage in pollution prevention, manage hazardous substances, and reduce waste and emissions. They are also expected to implement water management programs and strive for energy efficiency, including setting GHG reduction goals and increasing clean energy use, with a target of 100% clean energy by 2030 for Google products and services. Suppliers must maintain compliance with environmental laws and regulations, and document their environmental impacts and management strategies.

For Google’s full supplier expectations, view Google’s Supplier Code of Conduct.

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