News Young Designers Revolutionize Packaging Industry with Sustainable Solutions at Packaging Speak Out 2024 – Vietnam Competition Loading Data… The Packaging Speak Out 2024 – Vietnam competition, organized by SCGP, a leading multinational consumer packaging solutions provider in ASEAN, in collaboration with SAC (Ho Chi Minh City Student Assistance Center), has successfully concluded its Final Round, identifying the winners who claimed total prizes worth up to 180 million VND. With the theme “Packaging for a Brighter Tomorrow,” the competition spanned nearly three months, attracting over 130 entries submitted by participants from 41 universities nationwide. Established as a premier platform for aspiring students across Vietnam, the Packaging Speak Out 2024 – Vietnam competition successfully showcased innovative, eco-friendly designs that enhance brand and product value, particularly for the rapidly growing e-commerce market. Mr. Sompob Witworrasakul – Chief Regional Officer of SCGP shared: “This year’s submissions demonstrated the remarkable creativity and potential of young Vietnamese designers to lead the packaging industry toward a more sustainable future. SCGP is proud to provide this platform, nurturing and inspiring the next generation to turn their innovative ideas into impactful solutions. Through collaborations with industry leaders like Mondelez Kinh Do and Nam Phuong, we aim to offer participants valuable real-world experiences to support their professional growth.” With a strong focus on practicality and real-world application, the Packaging Speak Out 2024 – Vietnam competition has gained increasing attention from young people across Vietnam, spanning provinces and cities such as Nghe An, Hue, Hanoi, and Ho Chi Minh City. This growing interest reflects a heightened awareness of sustainable development among the youth, as evidenced by the innovative ideas showcased in their submissions. As part of the competition, nearly 200 students participated in the seminar titled “Catch the Trends: Packaging for Market and Consumer Demand.” The event featured an insightful keynote presentation by Mr. Andy Ho, Founder and Executive Creative Director of Bracom Agency, who shared his expertise on creative and consumer-oriented packaging design. Attendees gained a deeper understanding of Vietnam’s latest packaging trends, practical design approaches, and the strategies needed to create impactful, market-ready solutions. This year’s entries, evaluated by industry experts, stood out for their creativity and commitment to sustainability. The competition recognized outstanding designs in three core categories: Sustainable Packaging for E-Commerce, Gift Sets, and Marketing Displays. These winning designs not only demonstrated participants’ dedication to eco-friendly practices but also effectively addressed the practical needs of the market, underscoring the potential of Vietnam’s next generation to shape a sustainable future in packaging. Contestant Nguyen Quoc Minh Thy, representing Team Ca Moi, the Best of Challenge in the Marketing Displays category, shared: “Participating in and winning the Packaging Speak Out 2024 – Vietnam competition has been an incredibly meaningful experience for us. Our idea was inspired by the image of a traditional pot commonly found in Vietnamese kitchens, reimagined as a product display stand with a detachable lid and a 360-degree rotating body to showcase seven hot pot broth products from the Barona brand of Nam Phuong Food. We hope this design represents a small step towards eco-friendly packaging solutions and reflects the creative spirit of Vietnam’s youth.” Alongside Team Ca Moi, Team Ban Lam Viec impressed with their sturdy packaging box design, ideal for transportation and sharing products with neighbors and relatives. The design also featured enhanced graphics to attract consumers on e-commerce platforms, earning them the Best of Challenge in the Sustainable Packaging for E-Commerce category. Similarly, Team Apollo, the First Prize winner in the Gift Set category, stood out with their innovative idea of a Tet gift box. The design offers meaningful experiences, such as capturing family memories through Polaroid photo frames, repurposing the box lid as a decorative item, and spreading love with Barona red envelopes and Tet greeting cards. The gift box is also reusable for various purposes, making it both functional and sustainable. These outstanding designs reflect the exceptional quality of this year’s entries, the immense potential of Vietnam’s young, passionate packaging designers, and the critical role the Packaging Speak Out 2024 – Vietnam competition plays in promoting sustainable development and advancing the country’s packaging industry as a whole. Mr. Luong Anh Vu, Brand Manager at Mondelez Kinh Do, shared: “We are delighted to partner with SCGP in the Packaging Speak Out 2024 competition. The event has garnered significant attention from students, who have enthusiastically showcased their creativity, innovation, and collaboration. Notably, the sustainable development mindset reflected in their designs highlights the younger generation’s commitment to making our environment greener and more sustainable.” Ms. Nguyen Thi Thanh Truc, Marketing Director, from Barona – Nam Phuong Food added: “The creativity and innovation demonstrated by the students this year have been truly remarkable. Their designs not only address practical market needs but also showcase a strong commitment to sustainability. These talented young designers inspire hope for a brighter and more eco-conscious future in the packaging industry.” The Packaging Speak Out 2024 – Vietnam competition highlighted SCGP’s pivotal role in nurturing young talent in the packaging design field. By providing a platform for students to explore innovative ideas and showcase their creative solutions, the competition not only empowers Vietnam’s next generation of designers but also reinforces a collective commitment to building a more sustainable packaging industry. Through this initiative, SCGP and its partners are shaping the future of the industry, fostering creativity, and driving sustainable development in line with global trends. Related Contents Loading Data…
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SUSTAINABLE PACKAGING: GEN Z SHAPING THE FUTURE OF PACKAGING DESIGN
News SUSTAINABLE PACKAGING: GEN Z SHAPING THE FUTURE OF PACKAGING DESIGN Loading Data… In modern trends, packaging does more than just protect products—it serves as a medium to convey environmental and social values. This point was highlighted during the seminar “Catch the trends: packaging for market and consumer demand” part of the Packaging Speak Out 2024 – Vietnam competition. Packaging Speak Out – Vietnam is an annual packaging design competition organized by SCGP in collaboration with SAC, aimed at celebrating creative designs and inspiring change in the packaging industry. This year’s theme, “Packaging for a Brighter Tomorrow.” promises to provide a rewarding platform for talented young designers. Packaging – A New Playground for Gen Z to Make a Real ImpactGen Z is seen as a proactive generation with exceptional creativity across various fields, particularly in packaging design, a field that has attracted significant interest among young people. Here, they not only showcase their talent but also convey profound messages on social and environmental issues through each design. Throughout the seasons of Packaging Speak Out – Vietnam, many outstanding ideas have emerged, vividly reflecting modern packaging design trends. For example, last year, Team GEM made a lasting impression by combining aesthetics and emotional connection with consumers through their packaging for Vietnamese farmers’ cacao products. Meanwhile, Magic Cat’s packaging made from recycled materials clearly conveyed a message against plastic pollution. Team Lotus & Water Lily stood out with their multi-purpose IBRICK packaging, which could be assembled into toys or decorative items. Mr. Andy Ho, Founder and Creative Director at Bracom Agency, emphasized the importance of combining practicality and sustainability in packaging design: “Among all the emerging trends, one factor remains unchanged. Packaging design today not only needs to ensure aesthetics but must also pay particular attention to practicality. This challenges young designers to find a way to balance creative ideas with material choices that meet sustainability criteria and strictly adhere to safety and environmental regulations.” In addition to sustainability, Gen Z is also catching up with new packaging trends that bring practical value to consumers. A prime example is e-commerce packaging, known for its durability and ease of transport. Moreover, premium product packaging, focusing on luxury and user experience, is becoming increasingly popular. These trends not only help products stand out on store shelves but also contribute to enhancing brand value. The New Future of Packaging – Harmonizing Market Demand and Environmental Responsibility This September, Packaging Speak Out 2024 officially returns with the theme “Packaging for a Brighter Tomorrow” The competition promises an exciting and high-quality season, advancing sustainable and highly practical packaging solutions. The seminar “Catch the trends: packaging for market and consumers demand” held on September 21 as part of the competition, provided valuable insights into new trends and market requirements for packaging to over 200 participating students. The speakers, who are seasoned experts in packaging design, shared the development of sustainable packaging through concrete and practical examples, giving students fresh and creative perspectives as they work on their competition entries. “The experts helped me realize that packaging design is not just about choosing materials or appearance, but also about effectively conveying values that resonate with consumers, which then motivates them to make a purchase,” said Võ Lê Quốc Thái, a student at Ho Chi Minh City University of Transport, after attending the seminar. The insights shared during the seminar not only guided students in their creative direction but also clearly reflected SCGP’s vision of sustainable packaging. Mrs. Juthamart Sayampol, Creative Design Management at Inspired Studio and Packaging Solutions, SCGP, emphasized: “We believe that using recycled and recyclable materials not only minimizes environmental impact but also adds new value to packaging, from aesthetics to consumer engagement. With creativity and flexibility, the younger generation will shape the future of sustainable packaging, meeting market demands while protecting the planet.” Related Contents Loading Data…
SCGP receives “Best Innovative Company Awards” in SET Awards 2024
News SCGP receives “Best Innovative Company Awards” in SET Awards 2024 Loading Data… SCG Packaging Public Company Limited or SCGP, represented by Mr. Thalengsak Ratchburi, Chief Operating Officer of Fibrous Business, received the “Best Innovative Company Awards” in the category of SET Awards of Honor in SET Awards 2024 organized by the Stock Exchange of Thailand in collaboration with Money & Banking Journal. This award reflects SCGP’s excellence in creating and developing valuable innovation that has continuously advanced the industry from 2022 to 2024. SCGP was recognized for research and development of a “Novel Eucalyptus hybrid clones for sustainability” through controlled pollination between Eucalyptus species, advanced biomolecular techniques and tissue culture methods. The Novel Eucalyptus hybrid clones boost 40% faster growth, higher yield, and improved disease and pest resistance. Additionally, they adapt well to areas with drought and regions with normal precipitation, creating sustainable value throughout the supply chain. The award ceremony was recently held at the Stock Exchange of Thailand Building, Bangkok. Related Contents Loading Data…
Duy Tan Plastics achieves Top 50 Corporate Sustainability Awards 2024, reaffirms commitment to ESG goals
News Duy Tan Plastics achieves Top 50 Corporate Sustainability Awards 2024, reaffirms commitment to ESG goals Loading Data… Duy Tan Plastics Manufacturing Corporation (Duy Tan), member of SCGP, a leading manufacturer of rigid plastic packaging and houseware in Vietnam, has been honored with the Top 50 Corporate Sustainability Awards 2024 by Nhip Cau Dau Tu Magazine. The company received this recognition in the category of “Optimize the Use of Sustainable Materials” for its commitment to sustainability across multiple dimensions. This includes design improvement, the safe use of materials, reduction of new plastic pellets, recycling initiatives, sustainable product manufacturing, and environmentally friendly material research and development. Notably, Duy Tan is the only plastic product manufacturer to receive this award in 2024. The Top 50 Corporate Sustainability Awards 2024 are awarded based on key factors such as environmental protection, social responsibility and corporate governance. The evaluation process is conducted by a panel of experts from circular economy research institutes, media organizations, financial institutions, banks, and technology companies. The awards reflect Duy Tan’s ongoing commitment to ESG Principles. Related Contents Loading Data…
SCGP Announces the first nine-month Operating Results of 2024; Focuses on Sales Growth, Increases Proportion of Consumer Packaging, and Continues Cost Management Strategies
News SCGP Announces the first nine-month Operating Results of 2024; Focuses on Sales Growth, Increases Proportion of Consumer Packaging, and Continues Cost Management Strategies Loading Data… SCGP announced the operating results for the first nine months of 2024 with total revenue from sales of Baht 101,553 million, an increase of 4% compared to the same period of last year. This growth was driven by higher sales volumes in both integrated packaging and fibrous business chains. Profit for the period was Baht 3,756 million, a decrease of 7% compared to the same period of last year due to increased costs. As a result, the company is focusing on adjusting portfolio to increase consumer packaging proportion, actively expanding high-growth potential packaging solutions, and committing to continuous cost management strategies and delivering sustainable value under the ESG framework. SCGP will anticipate growth of the packaging industry in the final quarter, driven by production for inventory stocking during festive seasons and recovery of exports and tourism. Wichan Jitpukdee, Chief Executive Officer of SCG Packaging Public Company Limited or SCGP, said that the overall packaging industry in ASEAN improved, attributed to increased domestic consumption and tourism activities. This has led to increased demand for packaging, such as consumer packaging and food and beverage packaging. There is also an expansion in exports of processed foods and agricultural products to the United States and Europe. However, towards the end of the third quarter, economy faced increased challenges due to appreciation of Thai baht and other ASEAN currencies, flooding in Thailand and Vietnam, which affected export capacity and stock preparation, and a slower-than-expected recovery of China’s economy. These factors have resulted in lower regional export volumes and demand for packaging paper, as well as increased costs for packaging paper due to higher recovered paper costs. SCGP has focused on the strategies to address these challenges by adjusting its product portfolio to increase consumer packaging proportion and by offering innovative packaging solutions to sustain profitability. This includes adjusting the export strategy of packaging paper from Indonesia to Vietnam, while the Chinese market is still recovering, and efficiently managing energy costs by leveraging of technology and Artificial Intelligence into production processes, and expanding these practices to other plants in ASEAN countries. Additionally, SCGP is increasing of alternative fuels usage. As a result, in the first nine months of 2024, SCGP reported revenue from sales of Baht 101,553 million, an increase of 4% compared to the same period of last year. This growth was driven by continuous expansion across all business units, increased exports, and a recovery the durable goods sector. EBITDA stood at Baht 13,282 million, a decrease of 1% compared to the same period of last year. Profit for the period was Baht 3,756 million, a decrease of 7% compared to the same period of last year. For the operating results in the third quarter of 2024, revenue from sales was Baht 33,371 million, an increase of 6% from the same period of last year due to improved sales volumes of paper and plastic packaging and higher dissolving pulp sales, but a decrease of 3% compared to the previous quarter from lower packaging paper export sales volume. EBITDA was Baht 3,496 million, a decrease of 17% from the same period of last year and a decrease of 25% from the previous quarter. Profit for the period was Baht 578 million, a decrease of 56% from the same period of last year and a decrease of 60% compared to the previous quarter. This was due to the rise of recovered paper costs across operations, and the appreciation of the Thai baht, which impacted export products such as foodservice packaging and dissolving pulp. Wichan added that the overall packaging industry in the final quarter of this year is expected to grow. This growth is anticipated that consumer goods industrial sectors will build up inventories in response to projected rise in consumer spending. Supporting factors include a rebound in service and tourism sectors, along with the government’s economic stimulus measures. It is expected that the demand for durable goods will increase in preparation for festive season. Meanwhile, China’s economy is expected to see modest improvement. The price of recovered paper is expected to decline in the previous quarter. SCGP continues to actively expand the consumer packaging solutions business, focusing on high-growth segments such as foodservice packaging and medical supplies and labware to drive sustained growth. Recently, the company collaborated with Once Medical Company Limited to develop syringes and other high-quality medical supplies and labware. This partnership aims to enhance the production capabilities of VEM Thailand and to expand the customer network. Additionally, SCGP has focused on cost management and increasing profitability by adjusting portfolio to boost sales of high-value products, increasing the proportion of packaging paper exports to countries with demand. The company is also increasing of domestically recovered paper usage and expanding its recovered paper procurement network. This includes improving production efficiency by effectively utilizing resources and continuously reducing energy costs. Moreover, SCGP remains committed to conducting business aligned with ESG framework and global environmental standards by continually increasing the Carbon Footprint Product certifications, covering product groups namely pulp, printing and writing paper, packaging paper, and plastic packaging, totaling 126 products. In addition, 16 processes involving printing and forming of paper packaging, as well as product groups of copy paper and food packaging (Fest), have received certification for a total of 19 products. Most recently, SCGP was upgraded to an ‘A’ ESG rating by MSCI. Additionally, the company received Climate Action Leading Organization (CALO) with Excellence level, from the Thailand Carbon Neutral Network (TCNN) for the second consecutive year. Related Contents Loading Data…
Business Sector Unites to Drive Thailand’s Transition to Low-Carbon Society at CEO Forum: SCG ESG Symposium 2024
News Business Sector Unites to Drive Thailand’s Transition to Low-Carbon Society at CEO Forum: SCG ESG Symposium 2024 Loading Data… Forty-seven private organizations from retail, wholesale, real estate, packaging, sugar, cement production, building materials manufacturing, industrial estates, and the Federation of Thai SMEs have united at the CEO Forum: SCG ESG Symposium 2024 to brainstorm and develop six key initiatives. These initiatives are as follows: 1) Promoting Sustainable Packaging, 2) Advancing Waste Management, 3) GHG and Waste Reduction in Construction Design, 4) GHG and Waste Reduction in the Construction Value Chain, 5) Supporting SMEs in Adapting to Global Changes, and 6) Energy Transition and the Saraburi Sandbox as a Pilot Area for a Low-Carbon Society. This approach aims to present proposals to the government to accelerate Thailand toward a low-carbon society and elevate the country’s competitive capabilities.Thammasak Sethaudom, President & CEO of SCG, said that to advance Thailand’s transition to a low-carbon society, SCG has invited representatives from the business sector to provide insights and propose collaborative strategies aimed at driving Thailand toward Net Zero, while creating opportunities and strengthening its competitive advantage. The brainstorming sessions yielded results across six strategic focus areas as follows: 1. Advancing Waste Management: Recycling waste materials to maximize their value is the most effective method of management. Currently, less than 20% of waste materials in Thailand are recycled. To address this, two solutions are proposed: First, managing waste from the source through separation to facilitate recycling, starting with private sector collaboration within buildings and various sites. Additionally, it is recommended that the government introduce regulations, beginning with wholesale markets as a model, and then expand to other sectors before implementing mandatory sorting laws. Another proposal suggests that the government establish an agency responsible for administering Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) fees, with a clear objective of using these funds to efficiently and transparently manage waste. 2. Promoting Sustainable Packaging: Utilizing packaging made from recycled materials remains a solution with certain limitations, especially for food products, where packaging does not yet support extended shelf life. Therefore, the government should adopt policies that support businesses, such as tax incentives or investment in research and development for the private sector, to develop practical, affordable recycled-material packaging. Additionally, the government should focus on raising consumer awareness, particularly among youth, by integrating environmental education into school curricula. This approach aims to instill in the younger generation an understanding of the importance of environmental stewardship, promoting the long-term use of recycled packaging. 3. Supporting SMEs in Adapting to Global Change: Research indicates that SMEs face limitations in terms of human resources and funding. It is recommended that SMEs view ESG as a business opportunity, enabling them to explore new markets and reach consumers who prioritize environmentally friendly products. Additionally, adopting clean energy can help businesses reduce costs and increase product value. Meanwhile, the government should facilitate access to financing and provide “Green Priority” initiatives to help SMEs accelerate their adaptation, ensuring they do not miss future business opportunities. 4. GHG and Waste Reduction in Construction Design: A three-phase approach is proposed for managing greenhouse gas reduction in building design. The phases are as follows: (1) Upstream, by encouraging building designers to reduce both embodied carbon, which arises from building materials, and operational carbon, generated during the building’s operational phase; (2) Midstream, by offering government incentives such as tax benefits or low-interest loans for low-carbon buildings, and increasing the Floor Area Ratio (FAR) by 5-10% for buildings certified under green standards like LEED; and (3) Downstream, by maximizing the recycling of leftover building materials to re-enter the production process. 5. GHG and Waste Reduction in the Construction Value Chain: Every building has a high product carbon footprint, consumes substantial energy, and emits greenhouse gases across the entire value chain—from construction through to building management. Therefore, collaboration between the public and private sectors is essential. Private sector builders should adopt low-carbon building materials and share the knowledge and importance of reducing greenhouse gas emissions with contractors to strengthen collaboration. Meanwhile, the government should provide clear guidelines for buildings utilizing solar energy, allowing building owners to leverage carbon credits for other benefits or to enhance their competitive edge. 6. Energy Transition and the Saraburi Sandbox as a Pilot Area for a Low-Carbon Society: Saraburi Province, a major cement production hub, must prioritize clean energy transitions in both manufacturing and transportation processes. This requires collaboration among private sector players, such as electric vehicle manufacturers partnering with EV charging station installers. At the same time, the government should play a role in sourcing and supplying clean energy to the private sector to foster a “green infrastructure” ecosystem, including sustainable waste management through a Waste-to-Material approach that maximizes the value of leftover materials through technology. The success of the Saraburi Sandbox can then be extended to other provinces, such as Ayutthaya. This is a landmark event, as leading private organizations in Thailand, with a combined revenue exceeding Baht 1.25 trillion, have come together to find practical solutions for accelerating Thailand’s transition to a low-carbon society. This will create opportunities and enhance competitiveness for a sustainably growing Thai economy, as ‘the faster we change, the more opportunities we create,’ added Thammasak. 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SCGP receives two awards at the Business Partner Award 2024, ensuring a strong partnership focused on sustainability
News SCGP receives two awards at the Business Partner Award 2024, ensuring a strong partnership focused on sustainability Loading Data… SCGP received the Business Partner Award 2024, earning both the Silver Award and the Sustainability Award from Thai Beverage Public Company Limited. These accolades highlight SCGP’s outstanding performance and dedication to sustainability for 2023-2024. Mr. Ekaraj Niroj, Chief Marketing Officer – SCGP, as a representative, accepted the awards at the SX Partnerships for the Goals: TSCN Business Partner Conference 2024 on October 4, 2024, at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center. This recognition confirms the strong business partnership between SCGP and Thai Beverage in collaboration to bring values to customers and raise the industry standards for sustainability. Related Contents Loading Data…
Healthcare Supplies team at Thailand Lab 2024 showcasing expertise and innovation in medical equipment
The Healthcare Supplies Business team is proud to showcase products and solutions at Thailand Lab 2024, held at BITEC Bangna. They presented their expertise in medical testing equipment distributed by Deltalab S.L., a member of SCGP, to address the needs of customers. Highlighted products included Deltaklean—a swab set designed for microbiological detection, a test kit for microbial contamination on smooth surfaces, RT-PCR test kits, and various laboratory equipment (Labware). In addition, the service solutions from Research Laboratory Services (RLS) and D.O.M (Direct Odor Monitoring), an innovative solution for odor analysis and monitoring, were also presented in the event. Thailand Lab 2024 brought together leading enterprises from around the world, featuring over 300 companies and more than 500 brands. The event showcased cutting-edge technologies, research breakthroughs, and innovations that cater to the evolving needs of industry professionals. These advancements align with current healthcare trends that consumers are increasingly prioritizing.
SCGP awarded a plaque of honor for ‘Leading Organization in Greenhouse Gas Management – Excellent Level’
News SCGP awarded a plaque of honor for ‘Leading Organization in Greenhouse Gas Management – Excellent Level’ Loading Data… SCG Packaging Public Company Limited (SCGP), represented by Chanathip Kupradit, ESG Integration Manager (left side), received a prestigious plaque of honor for being a ‘Leading Organization in Greenhouse Gas Management – Excellent Level, Industrial Products Category 2024’ also known as Climate Action Leading Organization (CALO) – Excellence Level, for the second consecutive year from the Thailand Carbon Neutral Network (TCNN). The award was presented by Jatuporn Buruspat, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, in recognition of SCGP’s leadership in greenhouse gas management and its contribution to Thailand’s transition toward a low-carbon economy and the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). SCGP conducts its business with a strong focus on mitigating climate change impacts and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Its sustainability initiatives encompass key sectors such as pulp, printing & writing paper, packaging paper, paper packaging, foodservice packaging, and plastic packaging, all of which are certified under the Carbon Footprint of Product Certification, ensuring environmentally responsible production processes. Related Contents Loading Data…
SCGP Signs MOU with Once Medical to Strengthen Medical supplies and labware Solutions in Thailand
News SCGP Signs MOU with Once Medical to Strengthen Medical supplies and labware Solutions in Thailand Loading Data… SCG Packaging Public Company Limited (SCGP), represented by Mr. Danaidej Ketsuwan, Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and Mr. Karan Tejasen, Chief Operating Officer – Healthcare Supplies Business, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Once Medical Company Limited represented by Dr. Puttisak Sattayaprasert, M.D., Chief Executive Officer (CEO), to collaborate on developing syringe and other medical supplies and labware. This partnership aims to enhance SCGP’s packaging solutions, medical supplies and labware businesses, while also robustly and comprehensively broaden customer network. Related Contents Loading Data…