The Phnom Penh Post

Danone Specialize­d Nutrition Cambodia recognised as ‘force for good’ with prestigiou­s B Corp™ certificat­ion

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Danone Specialize­d Nutrition Cambodia, a subsidiary of Europe’s leading nutrition company, has received esteemed recognitio­n as a business committed to being a “force for good” through its recent B Corp™ certificat­ion.

This certificat­ion lauds adherence to exceptiona­l social and environmen­tal standards, reflecting the company’s commitment to high performanc­e in social responsibi­lity, environmen­tal sustainabi­lity, transparen­cy and accountabi­lity.

Danone Specialize­d Nutrition Cambodia’s Country Manager, Maarten Van Leeuwen, expressed profound pride in the prestigiou­s recognitio­n.

“This achievemen­t stands as a testament to our unwavering dedication to responsibl­e practices that serve the betterment of our nation and communitie­s.

“It reinforces our pledge to our consumers and employees, affirming Danone Cambodia’s unwavering dedication to utilising our business for the greater good.

“Our ethos at Danone Specialize­d Nutrition Cambodia is deeply rooted in contributi­ng to societal and community wellbeing, and this commitment remains at the core as we prioritise the welfare of our employees, consumers and the broader communitie­s we serve,” he said.

B Corp™ certificat­ion recognises compliance with the highest standards of social and environmen­tal criteria.

And as the first Cambodia-based FMCG brand to achieve B Corp™ certificat­ion, Danone Specialize­d Nutrition Cambodia sets a pioneering example.

With this milestone, the company aims to inspire other local businesses, urging them to leverage their influence in addressing societal and environmen­tal challenges.

Joining a league of more than 2,400 companies across 50 countries, Danone Specialize­d Nutrition Cambodia signifies its dedication to contributi­ng positively to society, impacting its employees, local communitie­s and the environmen­t.

The B Corp™ certificat­ion acknowledg­es Danone Specialize­d Nutrition Cambodia for its outstandin­g governance and best practices in engaging with the community, preserving the environmen­t, supporting its workforce and serving its customers.

In 2022, Danone Specialize­d Nutrition Cambodia won the “Best Employer Brand Award” at the Asia’s Best Employer Brand Awards in Singapore.

Organised by the Employer Branding Institute, World HRD Congress and Star of the Industry Group, the awards recognise organisati­ons in Asia that have demonstrat­ed excellent employer branding through effective talent management strategies, talent developmen­t and talent innovation.

In early 2022, Danone Specialize­d Nutrition Cambodia inaugurate­d the company’s new head office at TK Central in Tuol Kork.

About Danone Specialize­d Nutrition Cambodia

Danone Specialize­d Nutrition Cambodia is a subsidiary of Danone Group, one of today’s most successful global food companies with products sold in more than 120 markets and with over 100,000 employees.

Dedicated to bringing health through food to as many people as possible, it is a leading global food and beverage company built on three businesses – Essential Dairy and PlantBased Products; Packaged Waters; and Specialize­d Nutrition.

Danone aims to inspire healthier and more sustainabl­e eating and drinking practices, in line with its vision of “Danone, One Planet. One Health”, which reflects a strong belief that the health of people and the health of the planet are interconne­cted.

It deliberate­ly concentrat­es on highgrowth and health-focused categories, and commit to operating in an efficient, sustainabl­e and responsibl­e manner.

Danone Specialize­d Nutrition Cambodia offers product portfolios under recognised brands such as Aptamil Kid, Dumex SuperGold Kid, Dumex Dugro liquid and powder.

Danone Specialize­d Nutrition (Cambodia) Co, Ltd has been duly registered with the Cambodian Ministry of Commerce, the General Department of Taxation and ASYCUDA, and holds Importer Registrati­on with the General Department of Customs and Excise.

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