How Eco-Certification is Helping the Hospitality Sector Prioritize Their ESG Commitments?
As Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) considerations become increasingly integral to investment decisions, the hospitality industry is stepping up to align with global sustainability goals.
Why Eco-Certifications Matter
Eco-certifications or eco-labels are awarded to hospitality businesses that meet specific environmental performance criteria, it typically include energy efficiency, water conservation, responsible material usage, and minimizing overall environmental impact. For hotels, gaining certification enhances credibility and demonstrates a genuine commitment to sustainability.
Certification can mitigate risks associated with:
- Changing environmental regulations.
- Growing awareness of sustainability issues.
What are the benefits for your business?...
Why Eco-Certifications Matter
Eco-certifications or eco-labels are awarded to hospitality businesses that meet specific environmental performance criteria, it typically include energy efficiency, water conservation, responsible material usage, and minimizing overall environmental impact. For hotels, gaining certification enhances credibility and demonstrates a genuine commitment to sustainability.
Certification can mitigate risks associated with:
- Changing environmental regulations.
- Growing awareness of sustainability issues.
What are the benefits for your business?...
The Global Growth of the Halal Food Sector: A World of Opportunity
The global halal food industry is on a phenomenal growth trajectory, fueled by two intersecting megatrends:
1- The expansion of the middle class in high-growth regions like the Indo-Pacific, with millions of consumers now having the disposable income to purchase high-quality foods.
2- A significant portion of this emerging market is Muslim, adhering to halal dietary requirements.
By 2021, global consumer spending on halal food reached nearly $1.3 trillion USD, with projections suggesting it will grow to $1.7 trillion USD by 2025. Even in non-Muslim majority countries, demand for halal products is on the rise due to the increasing Muslim population and consumer preference for certified products....
Why Halal?...
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1- The expansion of the middle class in high-growth regions like the Indo-Pacific, with millions of consumers now having the disposable income to purchase high-quality foods.
2- A significant portion of this emerging market is Muslim, adhering to halal dietary requirements.
By 2021, global consumer spending on halal food reached nearly $1.3 trillion USD, with projections suggesting it will grow to $1.7 trillion USD by 2025. Even in non-Muslim majority countries, demand for halal products is on the rise due to the increasing Muslim population and consumer preference for certified products....
Why Halal?...
Read the full articles on our LinkedIn page!