Partner company ‘lands’ deal with airport
Wonderful news coming in from colleagues in Thailand where they have landed a contract to supply Airports of Thailand Public Company Limited (AOT), a state-owned enterprise under the Ministry of Transport with a number of our super enzyme products.
These products will be used to ensure that the airports waste management systems are optimised and also reduce maintenance and service interruptions at the airport facilities
Speaking yesterday after the deal was announced, Graham Clark, Managing Director at Link2link Consultants Co Ltd stated ‘this is a wonderful contract to win working with such a prestigious company is a huge step forward for us. Furthermore, its testament to the level of innovation that our products offer in not only providing a solution for our customer but protecting the environment as well’
Why are enzymes so important?
The global enzymes market was valued at US$7.082 billion in 2017 and is projected to reach US$10.52 billion by 2024.
The environmental, social and governance (ESG) movement is gathering steam, but how much of it is real, and how much is hot air? Across industries, transparent and accountable ESG reporting is crucial to ensure that companies are on the right track to improve their environmental and social performance, strengthen governance and earn the trust of stakeholders. However, the lack of standardisation and challenges in quantifying impact have made the evaluation of ESG performance a difficult task.
It’s clear to see that enzymes are a valuable product not only from a financial perspective but also from an environmental angle. Natural resources are such a valuable commodity and one that needs protection to ensure the long-term future of the planet