By Dominic Mason, Managing Director SEA, Sedgwick Richardson –
Sustainable or eco-friendly fashion brands are forecasted to grow in Vietnam, according to industry insiders. Consumers are becoming increasingly aware of the industry’s sustainable practices and unregulated supply chains. This gives fashion brands an opportunity to address societal and environmental challenges head-on through sustaining shared value.
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…
By Iva Liu, Group Marketing Manager and Dominic Mason, Managing Director SEA, Sedgwick Richardson – Any visitor to Ho Chi Minh City who now…
By Iva Liu, Group Marketing Manager and Dominic Mason, Managing Director SEA, Sedgwick Richardson – As Vietnam emerges from the pandemic, consumer spending is…