Nestlé Vietnam Ltd. has just launched a marketing campaign for the lunar New Year in which customers can join many festive activities and receive gifts from the company.

Nestle Vietnam has just received the 2014 national green environment certificate awarded by the Vietnam Environment Administration under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment and the country’s Association for Conservation of Nature and Environment.

On April 10, Nestle Vietnam and the Vietnam Institute of Lexicography and Encyclopedia announced a study conducted to add an annotation stating Nestle’s intellectual property rights on the word “magi” in Vietnamese Dictionary.

According to the National Institute of Nutrition, Vietnamese children are facing some critical nutrition threats: over 50 per cent of school age children have meal portions low in energy leading to stunted growth; in some big cities the rate of obesity is spiraling and reaches an alarming level of 10-15 per cent; and some 40-60 per cent of children are lacking important micro nutrients which help the kids reach optimal development both physically and spiritually.

Nestlé Vietnam, a subsidiary of the world’s leading food and beverage company Nestlé, has reported accumulative losses since officially beginning operations in Vietnam 18 years ago, despite their strong market presence and rampant investment expansion.

“The strategy is to sustainably improve the quality and quantity of Vietnamese coffee as well as incomes of coffee growers.”