Singapore firms still slow to adopt sustainability practices: survey
Singapore
SINGAPORE mid-market enterprises (MMEs) - defined as companies with turnover of US$50 million to US$500 million - lag their global peers in their adoption of sustainable business policies and practices, findings in a HSBC report released on Monday show.
According to the report, almost half (47 per cent) of Singapore MME respondents recognise that their customers demand more environmentally sustainable and ethical products.
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