By Mark Ratcliff, Communications Specialist at Except Integrated Sustainability –
The term “sustainable” is now ubiquitous across society, yet its actual meaning is elusive and often misunderstood. For example, despite the common assumption, there’s no such thing as a sustainable product or service per se. Instead, it’s the complex set of actors, objects, and interconnected relationships – the entire system in which something exists – that can only be defined as sustainable (or not.)
By Christina Ameln, Sustainability Strategist & Advisor, Purple IVY | AVPN | Sustainable Vietnam – First published in the Vietnam Investment Review, Sustainable Development Publication 2022: The…
By Dominic Mason, Managing Director SEA, Sedgwick Richardson – Sustainable or eco-friendly fashion brands are forecasted to grow in Vietnam, according to industry insiders.…
By Dominic Mason, Managing Director SEA, Sedgwick Richardson – Over the last three years, cosmetics and beauty brands have made massive strides in a…
By Dominic Mason, Managing Director SEA, Sedgwick Richardson – “Going green” and “eco-tourism” are familiar buzzwords of the hospitality industry. Their humble origins appeared…
By Eliseo Barcas, Managing Director & President, Tetra Pak Vietnam – Sustainability has become an increasingly important topic in recent years, as we’ve come…
By Dominic Mason, Managing Director SEA, Sedgwick Richardson – A sustainable packaging trend is whetting the appetites of Vietnamese street diners. Stroll down famous…
By Iva Liu, Group Marketing Manager and Dominic Mason, Managing Director SEA, Sedgwick Richardson – As Vietnam emerges from the pandemic, new infrastructure in…