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Waste water is treated and recycled as reusable water. Waste mud after treatment is also good enough to sell for farming. These are solutions for sustainable development of AB Mauri Vietnam.
“In AB Mauri Vietnam, impacts of Safety, Health and Environement are the crucial factors contributing to our success in Vietnam. Therefore, we always prioritize for our quality control system as well as enery policies." - said the representative of AB Mauri Vietnam

Take environment protection as high priority

Specifically, according to AB Mauri Vietnam, the centralized wastewater treatment system of the company has invested with high amount of capital including: collection, treatment and drainage systems. The treated waste water is separated from the rainwater drainage system.
The quality of treated waste water is controlled and monitored by Dong Nai Department of Natural Resources and Environment through the automatic monitoring system. Parameters such as pH, TSS, flow, color, COD, temperature in wastewater are monitored 24/7 and transfer data to the Department every 5 minutes.

Technologically, Mauri uses wastewater treatment technology by RO filtration technology - also known as reverse osmosis technology. This technology works on the principle of reverse osmosis to automatically treat and eliminate harmful substances in the water such as insecticides, radioactive substances, viruses, ammonia, toxins of nitrogen origin. In particular, the RO filtration system completely handles heavy metals in water: Mn, Cu, Pb, Hg, As ... The quality of wastewater after reverse osmosis technology meets the standards of column A ( National Technical Regulation on industrial wastewater QCVN 40: 2011 / BTNMT).

The results of air quality monitoring in the area around the company on October 19, 2018 show that all parameters meet the QCVN 06: 2009 / BTNMT - National technical regulation on a Number of toxic substances in the surrounding air.
The wastewater treatment plant of Mauri La Nga Company has up to 7 quality management certificates: ISO 9001, ISO 22000, Food Safety Management, Halal, Kosher, FHS, FSSC 2200.
Typical licenses, awards: 2016 efficient energy use award, 2017 waste discharge license, 2017 clean community food brand, 2018 water reuse license, mining and usage licenses Using surface water 2019, the license to increase the capacity of glaze production in 2019.
Businees attach to corporate social responsibility

La Nga commune and adjacent communes are difficult communes (according to the Decision 582 / QD-TTg of the Prime Minister on April 28, 2017), public transport means such as buses - taxis are limited. The distance from the residential area to the nearest hospital takes more than 30 minutes, causing a lot of difficulties in emergencies for local people.
Understanding the difficulties of the local neighborhood, AB Mauri Vietnam always takes the initiative in supporting the facilities and medical staff 24/24 to bring the people in distress and seriously ill in the locality to the nearest hospital. Oxygen bottles, stretchers, medicines, bandages and other medical aids are always in a state of emergency response. A car is always arranged by the company for hospital transfers or emergencies for local residents regardless of day or night. The company's first-aid team is well-trained and periodically trained, ready for any emergency response. Many cases of local people have been supported and cared for by the company's health.
The permit for exploitation and use of surface water of Tri An lake has been granted to Mauri La Nga by the provincial People's Committee partly to meet the production needs, and on the other hand, to provide free for La Nga people. La Nga commune is a locality with severe water shortage in the dry season, local people have to buy clean water to use at an expensive cost. Therefore, the People's Committee of Dong Nai Province issued a permit to exploit and use the surface water of Tri An Lake to ABMV in part to serve the needs of production on the other hand, to provide freely to La Nga people.