Nestlé Tri An is not only one of the most modern coffee processing factories of Nestlé Group, but also a place that creates added value for Vietnamese agricultural products, putting Vietnamese coffee beans on the world coffee map.

With this new capital, the total investment for the Tri An factory alone in the period of 2024 - 2025 will reach more than 4,300 billion VND. Accordingly, this expansion activity increases the total investment capital of Nestlé Vietnam Company Limited to nearly 20,200 billion VND to date.

Over the past three decades, Nestlé Vietnam has always accompanied the country's development in every stage. Through its production and business activities, Nestlé has contributed to improving nutritional issues, creating positive impacts on the economy - society - environment, and joining hands to improve the lives of Vietnamese people.

Representative of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment awarded a certificate of merit to Nestlé Vietnam for its contributions to agricultural and rural development.

Also at this event, Nestlé Vietnam was honored to receive a Certificate of Merit from the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development (now the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment ) for its outstanding contributions to promoting agricultural and rural development in Vietnam in the period 2019 - 2024.

Marking three decades of commitment and development in Vietnam, Dong Nai provincial leaders also awarded Nestlé Vietnam a certificate of merit in recognition of the company's persistent support and practical contributions to the community and locality.

"We are honored to accompany the country's development and are proud of Nestlé's contributions over the past three decades in Vietnam. In the future, we look forward to continuing to invest to create value and positive impacts for consumers, the community and the environment," said Binu Jacob, General Director of Nestlé Vietnam, at the ceremony. "Let's join hands to improve the lives of Vietnamese people."

Starting operations in 1995, Nestlé currently has approximately 2,300 employees and operates 4 factories across the country. With the philosophy of "Creating shared value", over the past 30 years, Nestlé Vietnam has been implementing many multilateral cooperation programs to bring practical benefits to the community, contributing to the realization of the country's sustainable and comprehensive development goals. This is the guiding principle for the next steps on the journey with Vietnam towards a green, prosperous and inclusive future.

“This expansion investment is a testament to Nestlé’s belief in Vietnam’s development potential,” said Binu Jacob, General Director of Nestlé Vietnam. “It is not only an investment to expand operations, but also a long-term commitment to accompany Vietnam in its growth era. We will continue to invest in human capital development, technological innovation, digital transformation, green growth and contribute to Vietnam’s comprehensive development in the new period.”

Representative of Dong Nai province presented the banner "30 Years of Working Together to Improve the Lives of Vietnamese People" to Nestlé Vietnam

In Vietnam, Nestlé is one of the pioneering enterprises with initiatives to reduce emissions and protect resources. In particular, design improvements aim to eliminate unnecessary packaging, reduce the use of virgin plastic, and replace it with environmentally friendly materials.

Some of Nestlé Vietnam’s initiatives include using recycled PE plastic for product packaging, switching from disposable plastic straws to FSC-certified paper straws for all ready-to-drink products. Nestlé Vietnam is also innovating to use single-layer packaging to make recycling easier.

In production, the application of the circular economy model has helped all Nestlé Vietnam factories achieve the goal of "Zero landfill waste" since 2015. Nestlé Vietnam also carries out many communication activities, raises awareness and changes consumer behavior, including: Deploying a series of programs such as "Say no to disposable plastic", "Collect and classify used packaging"...

Thirty years of development in Vietnam has been a journey of close connection between Nestlé and Vietnamese consumers. From quality products that meet nutritional needs, to programs that create shared values, improving the quality of life for families and communities, every step of Nestlé Vietnam is aimed at contributing to building a more sustainable, prosperous and inclusive future.

Nestlé Tri An factory invested in production lines with modern technology.

Since 2011, the NESCAFÉ Plan has supported more than 21,000 coffee farming households to practice sustainable coffee cultivation according to international 4C standards, helping farmers reduce 40-60% of irrigation water, reduce 20% of chemical fertilizers, and increase income by 30-150% by applying a reasonable intercropping model, as well as reducing carbon emissions per kilogram of green coffee harvested.

The program also trained more than 467,000 farmers, supported the provision of more than 86 million drought- and pest-resistant coffee seedlings, contributed to coffee tree replanting, and improved the quality of Vietnamese coffee beans.

In order to improve health, nutrition, and encourage a healthy lifestyle, Nestlé has developed and implemented many programs, typically the Active Vietnam program (Activ Vietnam), to encourage Vietnamese children to be more active and participate in more physical activities.

Over the past 5 years, Nestlé Vietnam's activities and movements have attracted more than 20.7 million children in 49 provinces and cities to participate in physical activities. At the same time, each year, Nestlé also provides more than 4.9 million nutritional portions supplemented with micronutrients in accordance with nutritional recommendations for children.

Responding to the Government's National Target Program on New Rural Development, in coordination with the Women's Union in the provinces, Nestlé Vietnam launched the program "Nestlé accompanies women", aiming to help women in rural areas improve their knowledge of nutrition, take care of their health and that of their families, gradually increase their income, and take control of their lives.

Since 2020, the program has been continuously expanded to support rural women to overcome economic barriers, catch up with digital transformation and create sustainable livelihoods. To date, the program has been present in 18 provinces and cities, contributing to increasing the income of more than 25,000 women, improving the lives of nearly 2 million households.

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