BAF delivers over 200 tons of rice and practical relief packages to flood-affected areas.

BAF Vietnam is urgently deploying relief efforts in many localities in Central Vietnam and the Central Highlands, providing timely support to people and staff affected by the storms and floods.

Over 100 tons of rice have arrived in Dak Lak, Gia Lai , and Lam Dong.

Following the storm, the provinces of Dak Lak, Gia Lai, and Lam Dong suffered heavy losses in terms of human lives, housing, transportation infrastructure, power supply, and agriculture , with estimated property damage amounting to trillions of dong. Many transportation infrastructure projects were severely damaged, landslides occurred, and traffic congestion occurred. However, long lines of relief teams continued to carry shipments of heartfelt aid. More than ever, it was these practical and timely assistance, along with the spread of solidarity and sharing, that created a "solid wall," helping people to recover from the devastation and ruin caused by the storm and floods.

A delegation from BAF Vietnam, in coordination with local authorities, went directly to the flood-stricken areas and visited the most severely affected regions. Photo: BAF.

A delegation from BAF Vietnam Company directly traveled to the flood-stricken areas, coordinating with the Department of Agriculture and Environment and the local police to deliver bags of clean Aan rice to the people in the most severely affected regions. A total of over 100 tons of rice were distributed. In addition, BAF also donated 10 tons of clean Aan rice to residents living around BAF's livestock farms – areas where many families were isolated for days, making access to relief efforts extremely difficult and creating a critical need for food.

At the distribution points, people emotionally shared that rice was the gift they needed most right now, helping to ensure meals during these difficult days. Representatives from the localities also expressed their gratitude to BAF and A An for providing support that met their needs at the right time, helping to alleviate the pressure on local relief efforts.

Previously, BAF also sent over 130 tons of Aan rice and 2,100 boxes of 3T instant sausages (made from clean pork from BAF Meat) to thousands of households affected by typhoons No. 10-11 in Thai Nguyen, Bac Ninh, Quang Ninh, Hanoi , Thanh Hoa, Nghe An, and Ha Tinh; with a total value of over 4 billion VND in donations over two phases.

BAF Vietnam delivers Aan rice directly to people in the flood-stricken areas of the Central Highlands. Photo: BAF.

Spread the word of kindness to the BAF people themselves.

The storms have been continuously sweeping through many localities from the North to the Central and Central Highlands regions. Many families of employees, who are directly involved in the company's development, are affected. Therefore, immediately after updating the actual situation in these areas, BAF Company promptly implemented cash support packages for the families of company personnel who suffered losses due to the storms and floods. In addition, BAF employees nationwide have also established a common fund, contributing together to support their colleagues.

All funds from internal fundraising programs and relief packages from the Company's Management Board have been sent directly to the families of the employees.

Over the years, BAF Vietnam has consistently participated in social activities, from supporting people in disaster-stricken areas and awarding scholarships to students, to partnering with local welfare programs in the areas where the company operates. This relief effort once again demonstrates the consistency in BAF's development philosophy: success through kindness and service to society.

Natural disasters leave behind consequences that may take considerable time to overcome. Houses, belongings, fields, and livestock are submerged in floods. Bags of rice, relief packages, and financial assistance sent to the people in a timely manner from government agencies, charitable organizations, and businesses will help them get through these difficult times. But above all, it is the compassion, sharing, and solidarity that will give people the strength to rebuild their lives. After the rain, the sun will shine. After the devastation of the storms and floods, new houses and new structures will be built. And after the worries and anxieties of struggling against the harsh natural disaster, faith will grow stronger, and love will spread wider so that "no one is left behind."

BAF Vietnam Agriculture Joint Stock Company has just been announced as one of the Top 100 Best Places to Work in Vietnam, ranking in the Top 2 of the Agriculture/Forestry/Fisheries sector for medium-sized enterprises. This is a prestigious ranking of workplace environments, conducted annually by Anphabe for the past 12 years; verified by Intage Vietnam market research company, sponsored by the Vietnam Federation of Commerce and Industry (VCCI).

This award is based on multiple criteria, focusing on those related to investing in people and creating an ideal work environment, which helps businesses achieve sustainable success.

Over the years, BAF Vietnam has continuously developed increasingly better welfare policies for nearly 3,000 employees nationwide. Particularly noteworthy are the talent attraction and recruitment programs offered at agricultural schools, such as tuition sponsorships, scholarships, practical training programs aligned with recruitment needs, paid internships, and work-study programs.

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