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EMRT Version 1.2: What’s New in Mineral Reporting

As part of the Responsible Minerals Initiative (RMI) Extended Minerals Reporting Template (EMRT), companies can keep track of the minerals used in their supply chains using this tool.

The EMRT is like the CMRT in many ways. As far as the purpose of the templates is concerned, the only difference is that CMRT was developed for 3TG – Tantalum, Tin, Gold, and Tungsten, whereas EMRT was developed for Cobalt and Mica.

With EMRT, you can improve the traceability and transparency of your supply chain, as well as improve responsible sourcing practices. In addition to identifying possible risks, it also assists in the implementation of responsible mineral sourcing practices to mitigate those risks, as well as monitors the implementation process.

To keep the EMRT template revision up to date, RMI regularly updates the template with the latest information. As of now, the EMRT v1.1 has been added to the past revision history as the latest version has just been released.

The new EMRT template 1.2 was released by RMI on May 12th, 2023.

The EMRT v1.2 includes the following major updates:

  • The bug and error correction process has been completed.
  • The Standard Smelter List and the Smelter Reference List have been updated.

As we all know, CRT stands for Cobalt reporting, and MRT stands for Mica reporting. However, RMI phased out these templates on 31st March 2022, when they would no longer be used. To comply with RMI’s recommendations, do remember to use EMRT version 1.2 or higher for the reporting year.

RMI does not collect EMRTs. As a good practice measure, the template must be filled out using supply chain data and should be circulated to customers and posted on their websites.

Our ComplianceXL team ensures that our customers’ requirements are met by providing us with information regarding Cobalt and Mica in accordance with the EMRT guidelines. Our aim is to be able to provide our customers with a better understanding of how high-risk smelters impact the supply chain and how they can mitigate these risks as much as possible. We strive to ensure that our customer’s expectations are met in a timely manner and that their products are compliant with the highest standards. We are committed to providing a reliable and transparent supply chain that is free of unethical practices.

FAQs

1. What is EMRT?
The Extended Minerals Reporting Template (EMRT) is a free, standardized reporting template developed by the
Responsible Minerals Initiative to identify pinch points and collect due diligence information in the cobalt and
mica supply chains.

2. What are the minerals included in EMRT template?
Cobalt and Mica

3. Do we need to submit EMRT survey results to RMI?
The RMI does not collect any EMRTs as part of its service. Using the data provided by the supply chain, the
template needs to be filled out and circulated to the customers and posted as a good practice measure on the
websites of their respective companies following the completion of the template.

4. Which is the latest EMRT version recommended?
EMRT version 1.2 is the latest one and RMI recommends using EMRT v1.2 or higher for the reporting year.

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