Supply Chain Integrity & Ethical Governance Statement
KRL International Logistic Services Ltd operates a zero-tolerance approach to modern slavery, human trafficking, and unlawful labor execution within our corporate desks and across our third-party carrier networks.
We are dedicated to establishing transparent, highly trackable transportation configurations throughout the United Kingdom. This voluntary disclosure marks our complete alignment with the principles outlined in the UK Modern Slavery Act 2015.
1. Our Structure and Supply Chain Operations
As a specialized domestic logistics coordinator, our operational footprint acts as the critical link between corporate shippers and asset-based transport operators. Our supply chains consist primarily of independent haulage providers, owner-operators, and regional transport networks operating across the UK domestic transit grid.
We recognize that the transportation sector is structurally exposed to labor exploitation risks. Consequently, we demand strict validation checkpoints from all downstream suppliers before allocating any freight assets.
2. Our Anti-Slavery Mitigation Controls
To ensure that forced labor or driver exploitation finds no quarter within our logistics networks, KRL enforces the following governance structures:
- Carrier Vetting: All third-party hauliers must provide proof of explicit operating authority, current insurances, and verify their commitment to legal employment standards before gaining active supplier status.
- Transparent Audit Trails: Every transport run coordinated by KRL is digitally mapped, ensuring clear visibility over pickup points, routing corridors, and delivery destinations to prevent hidden or illegal supply chains.
- Whistleblowing Channels: We operate a protected environment where employees, drivers, and partners can confidently report any signs of operational coercion, unsafe shifts, or human rights violations.
3. Corporate Accountability
The management team at KRL assumes full accountability for reviewing this statement annually. Any subcontractor or partner network found to be in breach of these standard humanitarian laws will face immediate termination of their supplier agreements and exposure to relevant UK law enforcement agencies.