Yunnan Aluminum Starts Independent Market Supply of ASI-Certified Aluminum Products

Published: Aug 31, 2025 23:54

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Recently, Yunnan Aluminum officially began independently supplying aluminum products to the market that have obtained dual certification from the Aluminium Stewardship Initiative (ASI). This marks the first time since 2023, when Yunnan Aluminum became the first aluminum enterprise in China's aluminum industry to achieve ASI dual certification across its entire industry chain, that it has realized independent market supply of ASI-certified aluminum. This milestone progress signifies a crucial step forward for Yunnan Aluminum in sustainable development.

As a globally recognized authoritative standard in the aluminum industry, ASI is committed to promoting responsible production, responsible sourcing, and corporate governance across the global aluminum value chain. Leveraging its profound standardized management foundation and green development advantages, the company initiated the implementation of ASI standard certification across its entire industry chain in 2020, aiming to enhance its responsible sourcing and production levels through certification. This effort continues to deliver responsible aluminum products to society, expand the brand influence of Yunnan Aluminum products, and gain more competitive advantages in the fiercely competitive market. In 2023, Yunnan Aluminum became the first Chinese company in the domestic aluminum industry to obtain certification under the newly implemented V3 version of the ASI Performance Standard (PS), as well as the first aluminum enter

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