HCMC – Unilever Vietnam has recently donated 250,000 young trees to local authorities in the northern mountainous provinces of Yen Bai and Lao Cai, demonstrating its commitment to the goal of planting one million trees by 2025.
The trees provided by Unilever Vietnam were given to representatives of Yen Bai and Lao Cai provinces. This donation reflected the firm’s efforts in promoting environmental preservation and sustainable development.
To date, Unilever Vietnam’s OMO brand has successfully planted close to 700,000 trees in various provinces and cities in Vietnam. These activities were held in coordination with the Resource and Environment Communication Center under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment.
At Unilever Vietnam, the “Green Future” program is strongly promoted through efforts such as reforestation, educational outreach, and environmental protection. The program is aimed at enhancing social awareness of environmental conservation.
Shawn Tan, director of Laundry, representing the OMO brand, said, “OMO brand aims to make a positive impact in the face of severe environmental disasters.” The goal is to inspire consumers to participate in the joint effort of planting trees, which will help protect forests, preserve the environment, and contribute to sustainable development, he added.
