Reducing Single-Use Plastic – Small Change, Big Impact
With just a few simple actions - collecting old batteries, sorting waste at source, reducing disposable plastic waste - TH members are creating positive changes, both preserving a clean and green working space and joining hands to protect the environment. The image of colleagues bringing used batteries from family and neighbors to the office for proper disposal; or people paying attention to disposing of waste in the right bins in Hanoi is not only an act of environmental protection but also a demonstration of responsibility, solidarity and community awareness. The Sustainable Development Project Board accompanies in properly handling and recycling waste, making the program more professional and long-lasting.

In addition, TH has persistently implemented many initiatives to reduce plastic waste from production to consumption. One of the notable steps is that from 2021, TH stopped using film on the cap of TH true WATER 350ml products. Although only a small detail in the packaging, this shrink film is difficult to decompose, often discarded improperly, causing soil and water pollution. Eliminating it has contributed significantly to reducing plastic waste.
Not stopping there, TH also reduced 50% of plastic spoons that come with yogurt, moving towards stopping 100% of supply in the near future. Consumers are encouraged to bring their own spoons or use reusable spoons - a small change but with great meaning. It is not only a story of reducing waste but also a way for businesses to inspire changes in consumer habits, guiding the community to a greener, more civilized and responsible lifestyle.

Each of these decisions shows that environmental protection is not a slogan but a concrete action with long-term calculations. With perseverance, businesses have gradually changed their thinking from production to consumption, encouraging the community to join hands.
Circular production – towards sustainable agriculture
Green living does not stop at reducing packaging, TH also brings the philosophy of sustainability to the root of the production chain. The circular agriculture model at dairy farms in Nghe An is a clear proof.
Livestock waste is no longer an environmental burden, but is processed into organic fertilizer for farming, and at the same time creates biogas for production. Wastewater is treated to standards before being discharged into the environment. Thanks to that, a closed resource cycle is formed: waste becomes a resource, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, saving costs and creating added value.
This model not only affirms TH’s vision of sustainable development, but also contributes to orienting Vietnamese agriculture in the green era: agriculture not only creates clean, safe products, but is also associated with environmental responsibility and climate change adaptation. This is also the foundation for the development of the clean, environmentally friendly food industry – something that society increasingly values.

Another highlight in TH’s “green living” journey is becoming a founding member of the Vietnam Packaging Recycling Alliance (PRO Vietnam). This alliance brings together leading consumer businesses, working together to build an ecosystem for collecting, classifying, and recycling packaging based on the principle of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR).
This participation clearly demonstrates TH’s comprehensive strategy: not only focusing on handling the “tip” of the waste problem, but also solving it right from the root – from product design, packaging, to distribution, consumption and recycling. This is an advanced approach, not simply “reducing waste generation” but also creating a sustainable life cycle for packaging.
Through PRO Vietnam, TH not only affirms its pioneering role in the field of milk and clean food, but also contributes to promoting the entire Vietnamese consumer industry to transform towards sustainable development.
Spreading green lifestyle – from business to community
What is valuable is that TH’s initiatives are not confined internally, but are spread to the community in many ways. Each product with plastic-reducing packaging, each encouragement to use personal spoons, or images of office workers sorting trash… are all simple, easy-to-understand and easy-to-implement green living messages.
On a broader scale, TH is showing that businesses can lead social behavior change through example and persistence. It is not the big campaigns, but the small, consistent actions that are most persuasive.

For consumers, this journey suggests an important thought: Green living is not far away, not difficult. Just changing from small things - bringing old batteries to the collection point, reusing a spoon, throwing trash in the right bin - has contributed to accumulating great value for the environment.
Long-term vision – creating a green future
Sustainable development is not an easy path, requiring investment, perseverance and foresight. TH has chosen that path, not only to build a brand image, but more importantly, to create a green future for the community and future generations. From green offices, circular production, to packaging responsibility and recycling alliances, all reflect the philosophy of "Cherishing Mother Nature" that TH has pursued since its inception. That philosophy is not only reflected in clean, safe products, but also in each specific step, demonstrating the company's commitment to social responsibility.
“TH people live green” is not just an internal slogan, but is becoming a lifestyle, a culture that is nurtured and spread. That journey shows: When each individual joins hands, when businesses put social responsibility alongside economic development, we can completely create a greener, more sustainable living environment – starting from the smallest actions, right at the workplace, in each product, and spreading to the community.
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