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ISO 23664 – Traceability of Rare Earths in the Supply Chain from Mine to Separated Products

International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO)

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Overview

The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) is a non-governmental international standard-setting organisation with a membership of 172 national standards bodies. It establishes best practices for a wide range of activities and sectors. ISO 23664 gives guidance on the design and use of a traceability system in a rare earth supply chain. It specifies the information to be recorded by supply chain businesses for rare earth materials or products passing through the supply chain from mine to separated products.

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About

Name
ISO 23664 – Traceability of Rare Earths in the Supply Chain from Mine to Separated Products
Owner(s)
International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO)
First Published
2021
Licensing Terms
Open Access
Number of Participants
100-500
Applicable Size of Entity
Agnostic/All

Governance

Scheme Holder Type
Standard Setting Organisation (SSO) – An organisation with the core purpose of developing, coordinating, revising, interpreting, or otherwise contributing to the usefulness of one or more industry standards.
Core Focus
Operating standard – A standard that sets expectations for the sustainability performance of a standard-holding organisation’s own operations
Claim Type
Business practice performance