EU Modern Slavery Act

Modern Slavery & Due Diligence Statement

Compliance Year: 2026

Atarna Incorporation OÜ maintains a zero-tolerance approach to modern slavery, forced labor, and human trafficking. In accordance with the **EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD)** and the principles of the UK Modern Slavery Act 2015, we are committed to ensuring our B2B distribution network remains ethical and transparent.

1. Legal Framework and Compliance

As an Estonian-registered entity, we operate under the strict labor laws of the European Union. We acknowledge our responsibility to identify and mitigate risks of human rights abuses within our global supply chain, specifically concerning the sourcing and manufacturing of luxury skincare, haircare, and fragrances.

2. Supply Chain Due Diligence

We perform rigorous due diligence on all brand partners and logistics providers. Our processes include:

  • Supplier Verification: Assessing the labor practices of manufacturers before inclusion in our portfolio.
  • Transparency: Requiring suppliers to provide evidence of fair wages and safe working conditions.
  • Zero Tolerance: Immediate termination of any partnership linked to unethical labor or human rights violations.

3. Identifying High-Risk Areas

We recognize that the beauty industry faces risks in the procurement of raw materials (such as mica or essential oils). Atarna Incorporation OÜ prioritizes brands that utilize audited supply chains and certified ethical sourcing to ensure no part of the product’s journey involves exploitation.

4. Accountability and Reporting

We encourage a culture of transparency. Any concerns regarding modern slavery within our operations or those of our partners can be reported directly to our compliance team. We review this statement annually to stay aligned with the latest EU regulatory updates.

5. Board Approval

This statement has been reviewed and approved by the management of Atarna Incorporation OÜ as a true reflection of our corporate ethics and legal obligations for the 2026 financial year.

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