U&I Logistics honoured as “Green enterprise of Ho Chi Minh City 2025”

By Thuy An|23/12/2025 16:07

At the Ceremony to Honor and Confer the Title “Green Enterprise of Ho Chi Minh City 2025,” U&I Logistics Corporation (U&I Logistics) was officially awarded the Green Enterprise certificate by the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee. The title, granted under Decision No. 3329/QD-UBND dated 20 December 2025, recognizes the company’s consistent efforts in building a green logistics model, reducing emissions and enhancing its responsibility to the community.

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U&I Logistics honoured as “Green enterprise of Ho Chi Minh City 2025”

A milestone in U&I’s sustainable development strategy

The awards ceremony took place on 22 December 2025 in Ho Chi Minh City, with the participation of city leaders, representatives of departments and agencies, and a large number of businesses pursuing a green economic model. Against the backdrop of a stage awash in symbolic green, U&I Logistics’ representative received the “Green Enterprise of Ho Chi Minh City 2025” trophy and certificate from city leaders.

This recognition is the result of a rigorous assessment process covering compliance with environmental regulations, efficient energy use, environmental and social risk management, as well as the green initiatives the company has implemented over many years. The title is not only a reward for U&I Logistics itself, but also an affirmation that the logistics industry can grow in parallel with emission reduction and the protection of the urban ecosystem.

U&I Logistics’ journey to green the supply chain

Over the years, U&I Logistics has continuously improved its operations to conserve resources and cut greenhouse-gas emissions. The company optimizes transport routes, combines multiple modes of transport to limit empty mileage and reduce fuel consumption, and invests in modern warehouse systems that apply energy-saving lighting, intelligent temperature management and digitalised processes to minimise paper-based procedures.

At the same time, U&I focuses on waste sorting at source, increasing the share of recyclable materials, and running tree-planting and landscape-improvement programmes at warehouses and offices. These efforts help the company lower operating costs while better meeting the ESG criteria that many global partners now apply in their supply chains.

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U&I Logistics Corporation was officially awarded the Green Enterprise certificate by the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee

A forward-looking vision aligned with Net Zero goals

Speaking at the ceremony, the U&I Logistics representative stressed that the “Green Enterprise of Ho Chi Minh City 2025” title is a strong motivation for the company to continue long-term investment in green transition. U&I aims to expand the use of environmentally friendly technologies across all activities – from transport and warehousing to value-added services – while training its workforce to understand and actively practise ESG standards.

The company’s strategic direction is to accompany the Government’s Net Zero target by rolling out programmes for measuring and managing emissions, increasing the use of renewable energy and working closely with partners and customers to jointly build lower-carbon supply chains.

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The title, granted under Decision No. 3329/QD-UBND dated 20 December 2025, recognizes the company’s consistent efforts in building a green logistics model, reducing emissions and enhancing its responsibility to the community

The “Green Enterprise of Ho Chi Minh City 2025” title is more than just an environmental accolade; it is a written commitment to U&I Logistics’ green-transition journey. From warehouses and transport fleets to value-added services, every investment decision is tied to criteria on energy efficiency, emission reduction and improving quality of life for local communities."

Being honoured as “Green Enterprise of Ho Chi Minh City 2025” marks an important step forward for U&I Logistics on its path to becoming a comprehensive, sustainable and responsible logistics solutions provider. As the world moves decisively toward green development, U&I’s story shows that with sustained investment in clean technologies, transparent management and an environmentally friendly corporate culture, the logistics industry can both enhance its competitiveness and make a concrete contribution to the city’s and the economy’s broader sustainability goals.

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