Recently, HEINEKEN Vietnam was honored amongst the top 2 most sustainable companies in Vietnam 2020 (in manufacturing) at the CSI Ranking Ceremony, organized by Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) in cooperation with the Vietnam Business Council for Sustainable Development (VBCSD).
This is the fifth consecutive year HEINEKEN Vietnam has received this top 3 honorable recognition for its continuous efforts in sustainability and positive impact that the company has created for the socio-economic development of Vietnam, through its Brewing a Better Vietnam sustainability agenda.
“Being in the top 3 most sustainable companies in Vietnam for 5 years in a row is a great honor to HEINEKEN Vietnam. With the guiding role of the Government and VBCSD-VCCI, and the joint efforts of the business community, we believe that together we can all take a step further to grow with Vietnam. For us, that means contributing positively to the prosperity, communities and environment of Vietnam," said Ms. Holly Bostock, Corporate Affairs Director, HEINEKEN Vietnam.
Prior to that, at the Plenary Session of Vietnam Corporate Sustainability Forum (VCSF) 2020, HEINEKEN Vietnam shared its best practices of applying the circular economy model, in order to motivate the business community to apply feasible solutions to enhance their sustainable development capability in the context of new challenges
Some best practices and outstanding initiatives of HEINEKEN Vietnam on its sustainability journey include:
On these great achievements of HEINEKEN Vietnam, Mr. Nguyen Quang Vinh, Secretary General of VCCI & Vice Chairman cum Secretary General of VBCSD commented : “With their circular economy practices and initiatives on their sustainability agenda, HEINEKEN Vietnam has made a significant contribution to the sustainable development of Vietnam. The company is a role model for others to learn from and their success story is an inspiring example for any company who is passionate about developing in a sustainable way”.
By 2025, HEINEKEN Vietnam has set more ambitious sustainability targets: 100% water balance; 100% renewable energy and Zero waste to landfill.
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