GC Green Cross Earns 'AA' Grade in Fair Trade Compliance Program

Advancing Internal Control, Training, and Monitoring Systems

GC Green Cross announced on December 22 that it has received an 'AA' grade in the Fair Trade Compliance Program (CP) evaluation, which was introduced by the Fair Trade Commission and operated by the Korea Fair Trade Mediation Agency.

Nam Dongil, Vice Chairman of the Fair Trade Commission (left), and Ko Okgyu, Head of the Ethics Management Team at GC Green Cross (right), are posing for a commemorative photo at the award ceremony for the 2025 CP Excellent Company Grade Evaluation held on the 19th. GC Green Cross

The CP grade evaluation is a system that assesses the effectiveness of a company's CP, which is operated to voluntarily comply with fair trade-related laws and prevent violations. The Fair Trade Commission comprehensively reviews companies' CP operations every year and assigns grades accordingly. The AA grade is awarded to companies with an exceptionally excellent CP operation system and implementation level.

GC Green Cross has made a culture of voluntary fair trade compliance a core value of its management, continuously strengthening regular training and internal promotion for employees. Additionally, the company has focused on enhancing the transparency and efficiency of CP operations by upgrading its internal monitoring system to detect and prevent unfair trade practices in advance.

With the acquisition of the AA grade, GC Green Cross has been officially recognized for the effectiveness of its fair trade compliance management. Building on this achievement, the company plans to further advance its CP operation system and solidify its status as a model company that not only complies with fair trade laws but also leads in ethical management.

A representative from GC Green Cross stated, "Earning the AA grade in this CP evaluation is the result of our ongoing efforts to internalize fair trade compliance management company-wide," adding, "We will continue to fulfill our social responsibilities based on transparent and ethical management, and further enhance external trust going forward."