Toyota Australia’s Commitment to End Modern Slavery in Supply Chains

In an era where ethical manufacturing is non-negotiable, Toyota Australia stands committed to upholding human dignity through a robust modern slavery statement. The company actively identifies, prevents, and addresses risks of forced labor and exploitation across its global operations, with specific focus on its Australian supply chain. Toyota’s approach emphasizes transparency, rigorous supplier audits, and collaboration with industry partners to foster responsible business practices.

Under its modern slavery statement, Toyota Australia outlines clear commitments to compliance with 'Modern Slavery Act' requirements, ensuring supply chain accountability and worker protection. The company implements continuous monitoring, worker training, and reporting mechanisms to uphold ethical standards.

This proactive stance reflects Toyota’s broader vision of sustainability and integrity, demonstrating that responsible production is central to long-term success. For stakeholders seeking transparency, Toyota Australia provides accessible reports and updates on its journey toward a modern slavery-free future.

Conclusion: Toyota Australia’s modern slavery statement is more than policy—it’s a promise to ethical leadership and social responsibility. As consumers and partners, we all play a role in supporting brands that prioritize people. Learn more and join the movement toward a fairer supply chain today.

Toyota Australia’s modern slavery statement exemplifies how responsible leadership fuels sustainable growth. By prioritizing human rights and transparency, the company sets a benchmark for ethical manufacturing. Visit their official website to review the full statement and keep informed on ongoing progress.

Toyota is the most trusted automotive brand in Australia, and, at Toyota Motor Corporation Australia Limited (TMCA), we are determined to ensure that there are no forms of modern slavery within our supply chain. The complexity and reach of the automotive supply chain creates greater challenges to address the risks of human rights violations. Introduction This statement sets out Toyota Material Handing Australia Pty Limited (ACN 104 644 635) (TMHA) actions undertaken between 1 April 2024 and 31 March 2025, in order to assess all potential modern slavery risks related to TMHA's operations and to put into place processes that are aimed at ensuring there are no modern slavery practices in TMHA's operations or its supply chain operations.

Welcome to the Australian Government's online Modern Slavery Statements Register. This website houses modern slavery statements provided by entities reporting under the Commonwealth Modern Slavery Act 2018. Toyota issues statement "Toyota's Action Taken for Forced Labor of Migrant Workers (Statement on the Modern Slavery Acts)" to report on the current situation regarding forced labor, primarily at production sites inside and outside of Japan, in light of the United Kingdom's Modern Slavery Act 2015 and similar laws and regulations in other.

INTRODUCTION This statement has been published in accordance with the Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth) ("MSA") and outlines the steps Toyota Finance Australia Limited ("TFAL") has taken to assess and address the risks of Modern Slavery (as defined in the MSA) in its operations and supply chains during the financial year ending 31 March 2024. Learn about our commitment to a more sustainable future through Toyota's latest Sustainability Report, past reports, and our Modern Slavery Statement. Read Toyota Material Handling's modern slavery statement on their website to understand their commitment to combatting modern slavery and ensuring ethical practices across their supply chains.

INTRODUCTION This statement has been published in accordance with the Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth) ("MSA") and outlines the steps Toyota Finance Australia Limited ("TFAL") has taken to assess and address the risks of Modern Slavery (as defined in the MSA) in its operations and supply chains during the financial year ending 31 March 2022. This modern slavery statement addresses the work TMCA, and our subsidiaries, have undertaken to assess and address the risks of modern slavery in our operations and supply chains in FY2024 (current reporting period). We continue to look for ways to add rigour to our processes, as we continue our journey.

INTRODUCTION This statement has been published in accordance with the Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth) ("MSA") and outlines the steps Toyota Finance Australia Limited ("TFAL") has taken to assess and address the risks of Modern Slavery (as defined in the MSA) in its operations and supply chains during the financial year ending 31 March 2021.