To reduce carbon emissions and enhance shipping efficiency during the logistics process, AmTRAN has optimized product packaging comprehensively. Through redesigning packaging and adjusting loading methods, we effectively reduced carton usage volume while ensuring product safety during transportation. These measures increased AmTRAN's shipping efficiency by 9.9% in 2023, reducing the number of shipments.

Due to the numerous components involved in TV and monitor production, traditionally sourced globally, causing significant transportation carbon footprints, AmTRAN integrates in-house production of some components and locally procures packaging materials. In 2023, AmTRAN successfully produced 3 monitor circuit boards and 22 models of iron and plastic parts in- house and locally procured packaging materials for 20 mouse and video products, significantly reducing carbon emissions during transportation. We aim to further increase in-house vertical production and local procurement ratios.

AmTRAN demonstrates its commitment to the circular economy through the recycling processing of TV and monitor products, significantly enhancing the recyclability of products at the end of their lifecycle through design and production strategy innovations. The company adheres to the principles of using non-toxic materials and implementing easy-to-disassemble designs, considering the environmental harmlessness of products after use and greatly facilitating the recycling process. These efforts ensure that AmTRAN's European standard products comply with the EU RoHS Directive and the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive (WEEE), achieving an 80% recovery rate and a 70% reuse and recycling rate.

To further improve product recyclability, AmTRAN's R&D and production departments strive to use single-material plastics for structural plastic parts and mark the recycling logo and material content on plastics weighing more than 25g to assist in material identification during recycling. Some products use snap-fit designs to reduce the number of screws, reducing the demand for screw raw materials and greatly enhancing the ease of disassembly during recycling. Additionally, AmTRAN provides product disassembly reports to customers to optimize recycling work at the disposal stage, promoting product environmental friendliness and the practice of the circular economy. More content related to recycling and the circular economy can be found in section 3.3 Circular Economy.

AmTRAN's products 100% comply with the EU RoHS Directive and the EU REACH Directive Article 7(2). For specific customers' requirements for halogen-free models, we comply by sourcing components that meet halogen-free specifications, such as using non-halogen flame retardants for plastic casings to avoid the release of toxic gases, producing mercury- free LED backlight modules, and not using PVC packaging materials that release dioxins when incompletely burned, thereby reducing the impact of products on human health and the environment throughout their lifecycle. In 2023, AmTRAN did not have any incidents of non- compliance with health and safety regulations related to products and services. In light of the Australian government's plan to ban foam packaging from July 2025, the R&D department has begun planning the use of alternative materials for product packaging. For Sweden's chemical tax regulations, products using more than 25g of plastic materials do not add halogen flame retardants to enjoy tax benefits. Some products in the European market have also begun using halogen-free PCB boards and external cables.