Migration, immigration, shifts in social position, and the availability and convenience of more harmful foods have all contributed to the replacement of many traditional, nutrient-dense eating routines with less healthy ones. Lack of access to healthy foods and the prevalence of fast food have made low-income populations more susceptible to food-related illness and death. The systemic continuation of this racial and social class-based health catastrophe is food oppression. In light of the ongoing globalization and expansion of fast food brands and unhealthy eating habits, this book aims to help you learn how to take control of your own health by arming yourself with the knowledge needed to combat unhealthy eating habits and practices.
Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance (ESG) aspects are used to evaluate companies on how far advanced they are with sustainability. ESG aspects has been embedded in our regular business and daily operations through our policies, company rules, our KPIs and ISO certifications (9001, 14001 and 13485). Our Esco offices, managers, and our people need to implement and therefore is held accountable for their ESG initiatives in their respective areas.
Esco Lifesciences Group is currently taking decisive steps toward sustainability at the core of its business operations. As a world-leading life sciences company, Esco has a diverse portfolio that includes manufacturing equipment for laboratories, biopharma, and IVF medical devices. With three manufacturing sites located in China, Lithuania, and Bintan, Indonesia, the Bintan site under PT Esco Bintan Indonesia (Esco Bintan) is Esco's largest manufacturing facility. This book aims to help readers understand the concept, history, and implementation of sustainability in business through an Indonesian lends, focusing on its application in Indonesia. Using Esco Bintan as a model, the book provides examples of how a company should and could implement sustainability in business.
COVID-19 vaccines are generally concurred to be the most effective in sustainably controlling the pandemic. It is after all proven that while countermeasures such as social distancing, universal face covering, and frequent handwashing are effective, it is not completely reliable and does not often work if disregarded. For that reason, the best way to avoid being infected by the virus is to be vaccinated.
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