Building practical capacity for human rights and environmental due diligence in Vietnam

The workshop sparked discussions on upstream realities and the challenges of implementing due diligence across agricultural operations and supply chains. Participants also explored the importance of identifying and assessing potential human rights and environmental impacts, taking appropriate action, tracking progress, and communicating outcomes.

The workshop signals AgriS and BHC commitment towards responsible business practices and continuous improvement as aligned with global market requirements. By building internal understanding and supporting cross-functional dialogue, AgriS and BHC can now explore the option of introducing a structured, risk-based approach to HREDD in their operations.

“At AgriS, HREDD is not viewed simply as a compliance requirement, but as an important part of how we strengthen governance, elevate service quality and build resilient, responsible supply chains. This workshop reinforces our commitment to proactively understand our customers’ expectations, translate international standards into practical actions across our operations, and collaborate with global partners to create long-term, sustainable value,” said Bui Thuy Ngan, Customer Service Director of AgriS.