Dairy Farm Company Sustainability

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Sustainability is one of the important things for company to be thinks of and maintain it in order to make the company sustainable. There are 3 factors for company sustainability, those factors are; Economic, Social, and Environments. In this report, the company is Dairy Farm international holding Ltd to be identified their sustainability.
The result of this report is that Dairy Farm international holding Ltd. has done well on their sustainability of the company. We can see that by looking to their effort in social environment event and also from their financial performance as the part of the indicators for sustainability. One of keys indicator in environment is that Dairy Farm is care with the environment by their Green Ambassador programme. The purpose of the programme is to promote energy conservation and plastic bags reductions. Even though they are doing well on this sustainability key indicator, they are still needed to keep improving their sustainability so that they can keep sustainable in the future. One of the suggestions in this report is they are suggested to keep on the good financial performance and keep improving it in order for them to keep sustainable in the future.

Introduction

As a company, sustainability is very crucial these days. They need to be sustainable in three aspect, social, environment and economic. In this report we will identify the sustainability of Dairy Farm international holding Ltd. in Singapore through TBL triple bottom line (social, economic, environment). It will also discussed whether they are already performing well or not to be sustainable. Suggestion for future decision making is also provide in this report.

Dairy farm group is a leading pan-Asia retailer. In December 2013, based ...

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...lity of their company and also for their CSR. However, some improvement and innovation are still needed to make Dairy Farm more sustainable in the future. The suggestions for the future of sustainability of Dairy Farm are; first, it would be good if they have one green policy that every member of dairy farm group should follow it. Second, there are a lot of things that we can do in environment factors for sustainability, for instance they could implementing the 3R (Reuse, reduce, recycle). Third, regarding the financial performance they need to remain the good performance and also keep improving the financial performance in order to make the business more sustain the future. Fourth, in term of social factors they can provide training, more safety to their employee and make more social event like charity etc. With all these the can be more sustainable in the future.

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