RELX YUEKE Releases Social Responsibility Report 2021-2022

Sep.19.2022
RELX YUEKE Releases Social Responsibility Report 2021-2022
RELX releases its social responsibility report for 2021-2022, showcasing its efforts in market, product, environmental, employee, and corporate governance responsibilities.

On September 19, RELX Technology (formerly known as Shenzhen Kingtons Technology) – a company listed on the US stock market – released their "Confidence. Future – RELX Technology Social Responsibility Report 2021-2022." This report reviews the company's year-long progress towards fulfilling their social responsibilities and creating value for society, covering aspects such as market responsibility, product responsibility, environmental responsibility, employee responsibility, and corporate governance.


After more than four years of entrepreneurial endeavors, one of our most profound and satisfying experiences has been our unwavering commitment to fulfilling our social responsibilities. At YK, we view social responsibility as a core competitive advantage and an indispensable value for us as corporate citizens. This was expressed by YK's founder and CEO, Wang Ying.


This is the third consecutive year that Joyoung has released its corporate social responsibility report. Joyoung has updated its latest achievements in scientific research and development, patent applications, job creation, protection of minors, and combating counterfeit products in the report.


According to a report, Yooz is once again increasing its focus on product quality and vaporization science. Since its establishment, Yooz has invested over 800 million RMB in research and development. In 2022, Yooz will be upgrading its R&D system with an 8-lab matrix to further enhance product quality, flavor development, user experience, and scientific exploration, providing a complete technical path.


As of June 2022, Yueke has applied for over 610 patents worldwide, covering various aspects such as electronic atomizer design, atomized liquid formula, electronics, intelligence, and release safety. Many of these patents have significant breakthroughs in the industry.


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