Background:

With the economic downturn and rapid business iteration, has growth become a myth?

Is sustainable development, ESG and dual circulation economy just hot words or an indispensable part of enterprise strategic deployment?

As sustainable development attracts more and more global attention, the packaging, FMCG and manufacturing industries all face significant ESG (environmental, social and governance) challenges. For Chinese companies, especially export-oriented companies, confronting increasingly stringent international market stipulations and consumer demands, focus on and investment in ESG is key to maintaining future competitiveness.

Presently, the Chinese government is increasingly focused on ESG, designating sustainable development as its national strategy. The government has introduced a series of relevant policies and regulations pushing for stronger ESG management among companies. At the same time, the government is also actively promoting green finance and investment development, further bolstering China’s ESG growth.

Additionally, a host of prominent industry enterprises are actively prioritizing ESG, incorporating it into strategic planning and management. These companies are not just chasing personal economic gains; they are actively fulfilling their social responsibilities in respecting environmental, social and governance issues, promoting sustainable business development.

In the future, as the Chinese government focuses more on sustainable development while investors and companies continue to monitor ESG adherence, China’s ESG development prospects will also continue to grow.

Aligned with this critical global shift, we’d like to invite you to join us to learn more about ESG and utilize it as a critical tool in enhancing their business’s core competitiveness.