ALTA PLASTICS PROMOTES SUSTAINABLE VALUES THROUGH GREEN PRODUCTS AT THE 2026 HEALTH – DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP – EMPLOYMENT FESTIVAL

Promoting green living and responsible consumption, Alta Plastics brought environmentally friendly products and solutions to the 2026 Health – Digital Citizenship – Employment Festival. Through its exhibition space, the company helped spread the message of efficient resource use and inspire positive changes toward a sustainable future.

Sustainable development begins not only with long-term strategies but also with everyday choices. Reducing plastic waste, choosing environmentally friendly products, and actively sorting and recycling waste are all small actions that can bring positive change to communities. When environmental awareness is supported by practical solutions, green living can gradually become a natural part of daily life and consumption.

Sustainable development begins not only with long-term strategies but also with everyday choices. Reducing plastic waste, choosing environmentally friendly products, and actively sorting and recycling waste are all small actions that can bring positive change to communities. When environmental awareness is supported by practical solutions, green living can gradually become a natural part of daily life and consumption.

With a focus on the well-rounded development of the community, the 2026 Health – Digital Citizenship – Employment Festival took place on November 7, 2026, bringing together organizations, businesses, and local residents. The event combined a range of practical activities, providing opportunities for the community to access services, solutions, and development opportunities in modern life.

Organized with the participation of the People’s Committee and the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of An Khanh Ward, together with Ho Chi Minh City University of Culture, the festival focused on three key areas: healthcare, digital transformation, and employment opportunities. Through health examinations, digital transformation initiatives, and a job fair, the program sought to improve quality of life, help residents access practical services, and expand opportunities for personal and professional development.

In support of the festival’s community-focused spirit, Alta Plastics set up an exhibition booth showcasing green products and solutions. The display offered an accessible perspective on the use of environmentally friendly materials, resource recycling, and the development of products for everyday needs. It also provided an opportunity for Alta Plastics to share its commitment to sustainable development and connect environmental values with practical community initiatives.

A highlight of the Alta Plastics exhibition booth was its collection of creative 3D-printed products made from used plastic bottles collected through GreeZ Stations, part of the GREEnfinity project. Featuring diverse designs, colors, and functions, these products demonstrate how resources can be given a new life, transforming seemingly discarded bottles into useful, environmentally friendly items.

A highlight of the Alta Plastics exhibition booth was its collection of creative 3D-printed products made from used plastic bottles collected through GreeZ Stations, part of the GREEnfinity project. Featuring diverse designs, colors, and functions, these products demonstrate how resources can be given a new life, transforming seemingly discarded bottles into useful, environmentally friendly items.

Plastic bottles collected at GreeZ Stations are processed and recycled into materials for 3D printing, creating new products. With their varied designs, appealing colors, and practical functions, these items can be used as decorations, gifts, accessories, or everyday household products. Combining recycled materials with modern manufacturing technology not only enhances the value of used resources but also opens up new creative possibilities in product development.

Notably, these 3D-printed products can be collected and recycled multiple times after use, becoming raw materials for new products. This is a key strength of the solution, helping extend material lifecycles, prevent resource waste, and reduce waste generation. Rather than reaching the end of their useful life after a single use, materials can continue circulating through production and consumption in line with circular economy principles.

Alongside its recycled 3D-printed products, Alta Plastics presented a range of biodegradable garbage bags and environmentally friendly packaging solutions at the exhibition. Designed to meet practical needs while helping reduce environmental impacts, these solutions reflect the company’s commitment to developing green products that combine functionality with environmental responsibility.

Among them, biodegradable garbage bags are made from bio-based materials for everyday waste collection and containment. With the ability to biodegrade under suitable conditions, they provide an additional option for households, businesses, and organizations pursuing sustainable consumption, while encouraging responsible waste sorting and disposal practices.

In particular, the product ‘Alta Plastics Biodegradable Plastic Packaging’ has been certified as meeting the criteria of the Vietnam Ecolabel, recognizing the company’s efforts to develop products in accordance with environmental standards. This milestone also reflects its ongoing research, material innovation, and product quality improvements, contributing to packaging solutions aligned with green consumption trends.

Beyond showcasing green products and solutions, Alta Plastics also brought a 3D printer to its exhibition booth, giving visitors the chance to watch products being formed using modern technology. Through the live demonstration, visitors could see how a 3D printer gradually creates products of different shapes and structures, gaining a clearer understanding of its applications in manufacturing everyday items.

This activity connected 3D printing technology with the story of recycling used plastic bottles, helping visitors better understand how resources can be transformed into creative, useful products. In doing so, Alta Plastics showcased technological applications in product development while promoting circular economy principles and encouraging communities to take a greater interest in responsible collection, recycling, and resource use.

Through its participation in the 2026 Health – Digital Citizenship – Employment Festival, Alta Plastics introduced practical green products and solutions, helping promote environmental protection and responsible resource use. From 3D-printed products made with recycled plastic bottles to biodegradable garbage bags and environmentally friendly packaging, each product reflects the company’s efforts to combine technology, innovation, and sustainable development.

Alta Plastics is proud to have participated in this meaningful event, helping bring green solutions closer to the community and encouraging positive changes in consumption habits and environmental awareness. Looking ahead, the company will continue researching and developing environmentally friendly products, promoting circular economy practices, and contributing to a greener, more sustainable future for generations to come.