Responsible manufacturing, made visible.

About · ESG & Sustainability

Our ESG work starts with what already happens inside Trusyou: medical-device quality, safe operations, resource recovery and practical improvements to energy and packaging.

Our starting point

Build the baseline first. Set credible targets next.

This is the first stage of Trusyou's consolidated ESG program. We describe established systems and current improvement projects, distinguish estimates from verified data, and will expand quantitative disclosure as evidence and ownership are confirmed.

What is already in place

Responsibility is embedded in day-to-day operations.

These are existing practices and management foundations—not future promises.

Quality, environment and workplace safety

Our quality, environmental and occupational health and safety management systems establish documented responsibilities, controls and review mechanisms.

Quality and traceability throughout the product lifecycle

Design control, production and inspection records, complaint handling and market-specific regulatory review support patient safety and dependable products.

A material focus on energy-intensive production

Manufacturing and controlled-environment systems operate continuously. That makes reliable electricity data and efficiency per unit of output important priorities.

Centralized recovery of used carbide tools

Retired carbide tools are collected and transferred to a specialized recycling channel instead of being mixed with general waste.

Improvement projects

Four areas now being structured and measured.

Figures shown here are preliminary management estimates. They are not presented as audited performance data and will be updated after source records are checked.

Establish the electricity baseline

Current observationA preliminary internal estimate places annual electricity cost at approximately RMB 700,000–800,000.

Next stepReconcile monthly bills, production hours and output before setting reduction targets.

Reduce avoidable packaging material

Current observationCurrent small-box packaging is estimated to contain about 30% unoccupied space and uses a plastic insert plus multiple print finishes.