Coca-Cola Vietnam has delivered over 7,320 high quality beverage products which include Dasani water, Aquarius isotonic drink, and NutriBoost dairy drinks to the COVID-19 prevention task forces in Go Vap district and Gia Dinh hospital (HCMC) as a prompt support to healthcare workers and vulnerable communities there.
The beverage company quickly responded to the calls of the PRO Vietnam (Packing Recycling Organization Vietnam) and BSA (Business Studies & Assistance) to deliver hydration support when outbreaks have been reported in various areas in HCMC and social distancing order has been applied.
Coca-Cola has delivered products to the COVID-19 prevention task forces.
Coca-Cola, to date, hascarried several initiatives in support of Vietnam’s COVID-19 fight. In 2020, together with the Vietnam Red Cross Society, American Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam (AmCham Viet Nam), Women’s Union, Tuoi Tre newspaper, and many other organizations, Coca-Cola provided more than 7 billion VND including medical and hygiene supplies, food and beverage packs, masks, and PPEs for healthcare workers, people on the frontline, and vulnerable communities throughout Vietnam. Furthermore, Coca-Cola also honored and paid tribute to the unsung heroes at the height of the pandemic through its “For the Human Race” campaign. The campaign served as a source of inspiration for over 3.5 million people in Vietnam during its most difficult and challenging time.
Beyond its continuous support and contributions to the community, Coca-Cola also remains steadfast in its commitment of putting people at the heart of their business. The company continues to ensure that its business activities strictly comply with the safety regulations of the Ministry of Health and the global safety standards of the company, not only to protect their employees’ health and safety, but also to serve quality refreshing drinks to the communities it serves.
Coca-Cola is committed to supporting Vietnam in its economic recovery and its thrust to help prevent the further spread of the virus, while also supporting the needs of our customers, consumers, employees and communities.
In order to promote the effective implementation of environmental and social issues, as well as to implement the goal of being a sustainable enterprise, CPV has implemented the project "Lighting up for the highland Village ". This is a coordinated activity between CPV and relevant agencies, unions and local departments.
Ho Chi Minh City, 1 June 2021 - According to latest scientific information studied and consolidated by Nestlé Research Center, between the ages of 5 and 15, the kids experience a significant transformation of body, brain and behaviour, which marks a transition from being a child to being an adult. In order to widespread this information to the public, Nestlé MILO has officially inaugurated the project ’10 Golden Years of Kid Development, Don’t Miss Out’, partnering with VTV Digital to raise awareness of parents over the importance of this golden period.
On 27 May 2021, the AES Annual Safety Day was celebrated virtually, with the participation of people at AES Vietnam and our local contractors. This year, under the theme ‘Honoring each other’, the event aims to celebrate all AES Vietnam staff who are putting safety at the core of everything we do while remaining committed in our work to deliver much-needed electricity for Vietnam.
Hong Kong SAR, China, June 3, 2021—FedEx Express, a subsidiary of FedEx Corp (NYSE: FDX) and one of the world’s largest express transportation companies, today announced that four nonprofits – Arbor Day Foundation, Gawad Kalinga Community Development Foundation, United Way Mumbai and Solar Sister, Inc., will receive grants totaling US$200,000 from FedEx under its Priority Earth Global Grant Program (PEGGP). Together with eight other nonprofits from other regions[1], each will receive a US$50,000 grant in support of their efforts to improve the environment.
From the beginning of 2021, INSEE Vietnam has continued to launch the INSEE Prize contest for young students at universities. Not only the contest information posted, INSEE also organizes seminars to universities across the country. In the first phase, INSEE brought the contest information to schools such as Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology and Education, HCMC University of Architecture, Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology, Van Lang University, Mien Tay Construction University, Danang University of Architecture and many more schools to come.
Recently, INSEE Vietnam has had many activities to accompany the people of the Mekong Delta to overcome the severe salty drought season. According to Mr. Philippe Richart (General Director of INSEE Vietnam): “Salinization problems of the Mekong Delta, I think it is a super challenge in the long term, we want everyone to pay attention to this challenge and join hand to contribute to solving this issue”
Nestlé Vietnam has been awarded the Vietnam National Gold Quality Award 2019-2020, highlighting the corporation’s vision, leadership, and strong business performance in the past year. Binu Jacob, managing director of Nestlé Vietnam shared with VIR’s Tom Nguyen how the comprehensive business evaluation award fits flush with the companies development orientations so far and future plans to be the leading sustainable “glocal” company in Vietnam.
To minimize the negative impacts on the environment, two factories - BAT-Vinataba JV in Dong Nai and VINA-BAT JV in Binh Chanh District, HCMC have entirely switched from normal incandescent bulbs to LED light ones.
BAT has been honored to be featured in the top local media such as VIR, Tien Phong, Nhip Cau Dau Tu on promoting sustainable development in recent years.
With non-stop innovation to improve quality and develop modern agriculture, Thai-backed C.P. Vietnam was last week bestowed with prestigious national awards that offers further motivation for the company to contribute more to Vietnam’s sustainable agriculture.
