RD investment of japanese multinational corporations in Vietnam through green supply chain: the case of ajinomoto


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Khoi Nguyen Viet, . and Dung Vu Anh, . and Nga Nguyen Quynh, . RD investment of japanese multinational corporations in Vietnam through green supply chain: the case of ajinomoto. pp. 43-52. ISSN 1823-8556

Abstract

Environmental condition is deteriorating day by day and the main cause for it is the irresponsibility of enterprises which selfishly strive for business profits and totally ignore their bad impacts on the environment. The governments and international organizations all over the world are urging those enterprises to adopt new green business strategies to protect the environment. Due to that reason Japanese Multinational Corporations decided to invest in RD through green supply chain (GSC) in Vietnam to gain market and reputation. By using the GSC framework this paper will analyze the case study of Ajinomoto GSCM in Vietnam. This paper will point out how Ajinomoto achieve their business success in Vietnam by taking advance RD to create an advantageous green supply chain.


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Abstract

Environmental condition is deteriorating day by day and the main cause for it is the irresponsibility of enterprises which selfishly strive for business profits and totally ignore their bad impacts on the environment. The governments and international organizations all over the world are urging those enterprises to adopt new green business strategies to protect the environment. Due to that reason Japanese Multinational Corporations decided to invest in RD through green supply chain (GSC) in Vietnam to gain market and reputation. By using the GSC framework this paper will analyze the case study of Ajinomoto GSCM in Vietnam. This paper will point out how Ajinomoto achieve their business success in Vietnam by taking advance RD to create an advantageous green supply chain.

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Item Type: Article
AGROVOC Term: Environmental protection
AGROVOC Term: Environmental conditions
AGROVOC Term: Research and development
AGROVOC Term: Case studies
AGROVOC Term: analysis
AGROVOC Term: Enterprises
AGROVOC Term: Food industry
AGROVOC Term: Life cycle analysis
AGROVOC Term: Interviews
AGROVOC Term: Methodology
Depositing User: Ms. Suzila Mohamad Kasim
Last Modified: 24 Apr 2025 06:28
URI: http://webagris.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/24227

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