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Top Glove Foundation Case Study

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Community
Top Glove Foundation has contributed RM93 million to altruistic associations, medicinal services related groups, religious affiliations and colleges as gifts or grants as a feature of the organisation sense of duty to the community. Top Glove Foundation has sorted out a visit to old folks ' homes and orphanages during various festive season, for example, Hari Raya Aidilfitri, Deepavali, Chinese New Year and Christmas. Top Glove Foundation dependably trust that a little kind act goes far. Subsequently, a yearly blood donation campaign was held to gather blood from healthy blood donors to save lives. In September 2014, Top Glove Foundation has assembled a donation of 20.9 million gloves which gathered from various Malaysian glove manufacturers under the Malaysian Rubber Glove Manufacturers Association (MARGMA) and private companies to help stem the spread of Ebola with Government activity.
Environment
Top Glove Foundation has carried proactive push to save the natural resources consumed in their daily operations. They …show more content…

Kossan have adopted the Environment Management System (EMS) to achieve environmental goal with the proof of two manufacturing plant for technical rubber products have earned certification to ISO 14001:2015. All the Kossan’s plants are equipped with scrubber system that filter toxic chlorine to cope the issue of discharge of hazardous chlorine gas emissions into the atmosphere. Kossan was effective in management of manufacturing waste which the solid wastes are segregated into respective categories such as metal, rubber, paper, plastic, wood, and other recyclable materials before proper disposal as they know waste production is inevitable in daily operation and try to minimize

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