RMIT Logistics and Supply Chain Management forum - Agricultural Supply Chains: Handling Green Pressures

Event overview

Many Vietnamese companies lost their orders to competitors due to slow green commitments. Agricultural and food processing firms face increasing pressures from customers, suppliers, and competitors to implement environmental management systems and certification programs to ensure quality and competitive advantage. However, pursuing green certification does not automatically guarantee all sustainable measures. How companies can transform and develop capability in meeting these green requirements becomes essential for competitiveness.

This forum provides best practices and evidence that certification and environmental collaboration within the supply chains are vital to meeting new green consumer segments. Participants in this forum can interact with industry partners and experts from international agencies in enhancing their competitiveness.  

We look forward to you joining us at this exciting event! 

Event details

Topics to be discussed include

  • Agricultural Food Processing Supply Chains in Vietnam
  • From Green Certification to Green Collaboration  
  • Green Supply Chains: Case of Vinamilk and Australia

Expected outcomes

  • To explore diverse environmental pressures on Vietnamese agricultural and food producers
  • To highlight the importance of green collaboration in support of Vietnamese organisations meeting environmental requirements
  • To create linkages businesses–university knowledge supporting sustainable consumption and production
  • To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Australia-Vietnam diplomatic relationships

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Featured speakers

Ms Nguyen Thi Thanh An

Country Manager, Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research, Vietnam

Mr Nguyen Viet Dung

CEO, Country Chief Executive/ General Director, Bureau Veritas Group, Vietnam

Mr Trinh Phuong Nam

Director, Agriculture Business, Vinamilk

Professor Paul Childerhouse

Head of Department, Logistics and Supply Chain Management, College of Business and Law, RMIT University

Professor Prakash Singh

Professor of Management, Department of Management and Marketing, University of Melbourne

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