Green transformation and sustainable development are no longer optional for businesses. True transformation must begin internally, with practical and meaningful steps that can gradually lead to larger impacts. While some regulations may seem challenging to meet, adhering to them can open new opportunities and strengthen a company’s position in the global supply chain. On November 5, The Saigon Times, an English news website of the Saigon Times Group, held its Saigon Times CSR 2025 Merit Ceremony to honor 40 businesses for their outstanding contributions to the community through corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives. Along with the ceremony, a panel discussion titled “Toward A Sustainable Society” brought together experts and business leaders to share practical perspectives and provide guidance for shaping CSR strategies in the years ahead. When people hear “sustainable development,” they often default to thinking about broad actions like reducing electricity use, conserving water, or cutting emissions. However, sustainability is much more immediate and personal. It involves the design of our living spaces, the methods we use to produce goods, and how we consume responsibly. Ultimately, it makes sure that our daily choices and actions have a positive impact on both the environment and society. During the discussion, real-world […]