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Investment in Modern Technology: Moc Chau Milk’s Journey Towards Sustainability In 2024, Moc Chau Dairy Cattle Breeding Joint Stock Company, known as Moc Chau Milk, earned recognition as a National brand of Vietnam. This achievement is a testament to the company’s unwavering commitment to a journey of green and sustainable development. Taking a significant step forward in 2022, the company invested nearly VND3 trillion in the Moc Chau Dairy Paradise Complex. This ambitious project encompasses a dairy farm and a high-tech dairy processing plant, seamlessly integrated with eco-tourism. Moc Chau Milk’s Modern Closed-Loop Production Line The processing plant is equipped with advanced technologies that support environmental protection, resource conservation, and sustainable practices. This aligns with the company’s core values, as stated by Marketing Director Tran Quoc Huy, who emphasized their dedication to living in harmony with nature. As a result, their dairy farming proces...

THE HANOI TIMES — A sixth-grade student, Nguyen Hoang Thinh, from Hanoi Victoria School, has been awarded the special prize in the “Denmark in Your Eyes 2025” art competition, organized by the Embassy of Denmark in Vietnam . His impressive artwork, “Green World – Green Future,” crafted from fabric scraps, conveyed a powerful message of sustainability that captivated the judges. The “Denmark in Your Eye” painting competition award ceremony, held on April 2 in Hanoi. Photo: Hong Van This competition, a collaborative effort between the Danish Embassy, the Vietnam-Denmark Friendship Association (VIDAFA), the Ministry of Education and Training, Kim Dong Publishing House, and Thieu Nien Tien Phong & Nhi Dong Newspaper, serves as a dynamic platform to engage Vietnamese youth in environmental advocacy. It aligns with the Vietnam-Denmark Green Strategic Partnership, encouraging young minds to embrace sustainability and innovation. With the theme “Green Ideas,” the competition attrac...

The Tra Vinh Wind Power Projects: A Multi-Million Dollar Investment An array of wind turbines stands tall in Tra Vinh province, a sight that embodies the region’s commitment to renewable energy. (Photo: VNA) The southern coastal province of Tra Vinh is taking significant strides in the realm of renewable energy with the approval of five wind power plant projects. Together, these ventures boast a total investment of over 13.8 trillion VND (approximately 540 million USD). Among these projects is the second phase of Wind Power Plants V1-5 and V1-6, located in Hiep Thanh commune, Duyen Hai town. With a substantial capacity of 80 MW and an investment of 3.8 trillion VND, this undertaking promises to make a notable impact. Additionally, the expansion of Wind Power Plant V1-2 in Truong Long Hoa commune, Duyen Hai town, will add 48 MW to the grid, backed by an investment of 2.39 trillion VND. This expansion demonstrates a continued commitment to harnessing the power of wind energ...

The purchase of pre-owned items is a common practice in Norway, and it has been further encouraged by the Second-Hand Trade Act of 1999, which has played a significant role in reducing environmental impact by diverting used goods from landfills and into the retail market. Promoting Sustainability through Legal Reform Recognizing the need to adapt, Norway amended the Second-Hand Trade Act by relaxing certain regulations. This move aimed to boost the country’s circular economy and encourage entrepreneurship among its citizens. However, despite a subsequent amendment in 2015, the act faced criticism for creating obstacles for businesses dealing in second-hand goods, including clothing, furniture, electronics, and sports equipment. These concerns led to the most recent revisions of the act, which came into effect on July 1, 2024. The updates addressed the growing environmental challenges associated with textile production and consumption, as evidenced by the significant import of cloth...

Denmark’s Journey to Sustainability: A Model for the World Denmark embarked on its sustainable path in the 1970s during the global oil crisis, proving that economic growth need not come at the cost of increased energy consumption or emissions. Since 1990, the country has achieved impressive milestones. According to Danish Ambassador Nicolai Prytz, Denmark’s gross domestic product (GDP) has increased by 75 percent, while energy use has dropped by 11 percent, CO2 emissions have fallen by 41 percent, and green careers have seen a significant spike of 31 percent. Wind power has been a key driver of Denmark’s success, with over 50 percent of its electricity generated from this renewable source. Vindeby, the world’s first offshore wind farm, constructed off the Danish coast in 1991, stands as a testament to this commitment. Additionally, Denmark has excelled in waste-to-energy initiatives, significantly reducing landfill usage and improving waste management. In 1992, the country implemen...

Amidst intense competition, with 90 nominations from 682 entries across 17 countries, Singapore’s triumphs at the ACES Awards 2024 underscore its rising influence as a powerhouse of corporate excellence and progressive business practices in Asia. Day 2 of the ACES Awards 2024 recognized 59 exceptional business leaders and enterprises, setting new standards in innovation, governance, and corporate responsibility. At the heart of these accolades are organizations that seamlessly integrate environmental responsibility and forward-thinking strategies into their core values. A prime example is CGS International Securities Pte. Ltd. (CGS International) , which operates in 15 countries and offers a diverse range of financial services, from equities trading to Shariah-compliant financing. Between 2018 and 2022, CGS International witnessed a remarkable 169% surge in net profits, driven by its careful market expansion, tailored client solutions, and robust CSR initiatives. The company...

  received sage advice from an inspiring individual.   “A net-zero emissions target has been set by Vietnam for 2050, but Miss Universe Vietnam 2017, H’Hen Nie, emphasized that this ambitious goal can only be achieved through collective effort.” Her words, spoken at a panel discussion during the Green Vietnam Festival, resonated with the audience and emphasized the importance of unity in tackling climate change. The festival, an initiative by Tuoi Tre (Youth) newspaper, in collaboration with Packaging Recycling Organization Vietnam (PRO Vietnam) and other partners, was a two-day event held on November 9 and 10 at the Youth Culture House in District 1. It created a platform for meaningful discussions on sustainable development and environmental protection. H’Hen Nie, a prominent voice at the festival, encouraged both businesses and citizens to embrace green lifestyles and practices. She highlighted the significance of individual actions, stating, “Only by working together c...

“The importance of proper waste separation cannot be overstated,” he emphasized, “when waste is effectively sorted, it can be transformed into valuable resources, giving new life to plastic bottles and reducing our environmental footprint.” Duy Tan Recycling, a veteran in the plastics industry with 37 years of experience, embarked on a new journey in 2021. They began exploring recycling technologies and established a state-of-the-art plastic recycling plant in Vietnam. Since its inception, the plant has made a significant impact. Hieu revealed that they have successfully collected and recycled an impressive 92,900 tonnes of plastic waste, which equates to a staggering 701 million bottles. Looking ahead, the plant has set its sights on producing 100,000 tonnes of plastic pellets annually by 2026, with a strategic focus on enhancing their efficiency in plastic waste recovery. Hieu proudly proclaimed, “Duy Tan Recycling is leading the charge in the circular economy revolution. We are ...