The official inauguration included Nestlé executives Mrs. Audrey Liow, Chairwoman and Chief Executive Officer for Nestlé Indochina; Mr. Luca Chioda, Business Executive Officer – Waters, Nestlé (Thai) Ltd.; and Mr. Matthias Riehle, Regional Manager (Asia) for Nestlé Waters. Mr. Uaychai Innak, Surat Thani Provincial Governor and H.E. Ivo Sieber, the Swiss Ambassador to Thailand, also participated in the inauguration ceremony at the Nestlé Pure Life Surat Thani Factory in Punpin District, Surat Thani province.
Mrs. Audrey Liow, Chairwoman and Chief Executive Officer for Nestlé Indochina, said, “At Nestlé, we are committed to enhancing quality of life and contributing to a healthier future for Thai people. For over 20 years, Nestlé Waters’ business operations in Thailand have produced high-quality drinking water that meets Nestlé’s global standards to satisfy Thai consumers’ demands for water they can trust for themselves and their families.”
According to Mr. Luca Chioda, Business Executive Officer – Waters, Nestlé (Thai) Ltd., “We invested over 1,800 million baht to build the Nestlé Pure Life Surat Thani Factory, our second production facility in Thailand for highquality drinking water. We are creating value for the community with a focus on environmental sustainability, using state-of-the-art technology that minimizes water consumption and an efficient logistics network to improve environmental performance.
“The new Nestlé Pure Life Surat Thani Factory is 170,000 square meters including the production area, warehousing, offices, and utility services. It will produce Nestlé Pure Life in 0.33L, 0.6L, and 1.5L sizes. We also place importance on water management as part of Nestlé’s long-term commitment to environmental sustainability. The new factory features advanced VSEP (Vibratory Shear Enhanced Membrane Processing) technology that increases water recovery while reducing water consumption for the entire production process. As a distribution hub for the South, the Surat Thani factory will improve environmental performance as it shortens transport distance by Nestlé Waters inaugurates state-of-the-art water bottling factory in Surat Thani
3 million km per year, which benefits the environment. We also are bringing benefits to the community, offering employment to the local community and contributing to the economy of the South of Thailand.
“In addition, Nestlé gives importance to Creating Shared Value (CSV) to establish solid relationships with people in the community, focusing mainly on education about water resources and PET recycling. The Youth Water Guardian project, a collaboration between Nestlé Waters and the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), educates school children and communities about water resource management, while our ‘I am doing it’ project teaches children to recycle plastic bottles.
“The new Nestlé Pure Life Surat Thani Factory will provide high-quality drinking water trusted by all family members to enhance their quality of life and contribute to a healthier future,” concluded Mr. Chioda.
source: nestle.com
Mrs. Audrey Liow, Chairwoman and Chief Executive Officer for Nestlé Indochina, said, “At Nestlé, we are committed to enhancing quality of life and contributing to a healthier future for Thai people. For over 20 years, Nestlé Waters’ business operations in Thailand have produced high-quality drinking water that meets Nestlé’s global standards to satisfy Thai consumers’ demands for water they can trust for themselves and their families.”
According to Mr. Luca Chioda, Business Executive Officer – Waters, Nestlé (Thai) Ltd., “We invested over 1,800 million baht to build the Nestlé Pure Life Surat Thani Factory, our second production facility in Thailand for highquality drinking water. We are creating value for the community with a focus on environmental sustainability, using state-of-the-art technology that minimizes water consumption and an efficient logistics network to improve environmental performance.
“The new Nestlé Pure Life Surat Thani Factory is 170,000 square meters including the production area, warehousing, offices, and utility services. It will produce Nestlé Pure Life in 0.33L, 0.6L, and 1.5L sizes. We also place importance on water management as part of Nestlé’s long-term commitment to environmental sustainability. The new factory features advanced VSEP (Vibratory Shear Enhanced Membrane Processing) technology that increases water recovery while reducing water consumption for the entire production process. As a distribution hub for the South, the Surat Thani factory will improve environmental performance as it shortens transport distance by Nestlé Waters inaugurates state-of-the-art water bottling factory in Surat Thani
3 million km per year, which benefits the environment. We also are bringing benefits to the community, offering employment to the local community and contributing to the economy of the South of Thailand.
“In addition, Nestlé gives importance to Creating Shared Value (CSV) to establish solid relationships with people in the community, focusing mainly on education about water resources and PET recycling. The Youth Water Guardian project, a collaboration between Nestlé Waters and the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), educates school children and communities about water resource management, while our ‘I am doing it’ project teaches children to recycle plastic bottles.
“The new Nestlé Pure Life Surat Thani Factory will provide high-quality drinking water trusted by all family members to enhance their quality of life and contribute to a healthier future,” concluded Mr. Chioda.
source: nestle.com
