February 19, 2025 | 04:29 GMT +7
February 19, 2025 | 04:29 GMT +7
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De Heus Viet Nam has been recognized as the Green Business of the Year.
This recognition underscores the De Heus Group's steadfast commitment to advancing sustainable livestock farming, not only in Vietnam but also on a global scale.
The Green Business of the Year award is designed to celebrate enterprises that excel in reducing their environmental impact and effectively integrating sustainable practices into their overall business strategies.
De Heus Group earned this accolade due to its significant contributions to fostering sustainable development. The company has successfully incorporated groundbreaking initiatives into its production processes and livestock management practices
Over the course of its 15-year journey to enhance livestock farming in Vietnam, De Heus Viet Nam has made continuous strides in innovating and perfecting sustainable solutions within the industry. Central to this effort is the Responsible Feeding program, which emphasizes optimizing production processes, reducing environmental impact, and generating positive contributions to local communities.
A standout feature of De Heus’s initiatives is its research and development (R&D) centers in Vietnam, which are at the forefront of pioneering advancements in the sector. These centers are exploring innovative practices, including the implementation of recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) for mangrove shrimp farming and the promotion of antibiotic-free livestock raising techniques.
Moreover, De Heus is dedicated to the use of sustainable raw materials in its animal feed production. This includes sourcing soybeans from regions that do not engage in deforestation. The company is also actively engaged in experimenting with new feed ingredients that can help lessen the impacts of climate change and promote biodiversity conservation.
De Heus Group has been recognized for its positive contributions to promoting sustainable development.
In the coming years, De Heus Viet Nam is set to further its commitment to sustainable livestock development with clearly defined goals that aim to make a significant positive impact. A key part of this initiative includes reducing greenhouse gas emissions by implementing solar power systems across more than 30 production facilities in Vietnam. The company is also advancing its commitment to environmental stewardship by promoting delivery systems that utilize silos, eliminating the need for plastic packaging and thereby reducing plastic waste.
Furthermore, the dedicated team at De Heus is focused on fostering strong collaborations with both local and international partners. This collaborative approach is designed to enhance sustainable farming solutions, support community development, and create stable economic opportunities for Vietnamese farmers.
The recent recognition as the Green Business of the Year highlights the relentless efforts of De Heus Group over the past 15 years in elevating livestock farming standards in Vietnam. This award underscores the company’s mission to deliver sustainable value, not only to the community but also to the broader livestock industry, reflecting its commitment to making a meaningful difference on both a national and global scale.
Translated by Phuong Linh
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