On 6/10, Tran Van Quy and representatives from 500 businesses in Tay Ninh attended a meeting at the provincial People's Committee hall to celebrate Vietnamese Entrepreneurs' Day (13/10). During the event, individuals and organizations contributing to the province's socio-economic development were honored.

Tran Van Quy received a third-class labor order from the President for his outstanding achievements in establishing and developing the Tay Ninh provincial business association, as well as his charitable and social activities. He stated that the award is a source of personal pride and marks a new development milestone for Trung Quy Group.

"The third-class labor order motivates both me and Trung Quy Group to continue our efforts, maintain growth momentum, ensure employment for our workers, and steadfastly fulfill our social responsibility, aiming for sustainable national development," Tran Van Quy added.

Tay Ninh provincial leaders presented the third-class labor order to entrepreneur Tran Van Quy. Photo: Trung Quy

Tay Ninh provincial leaders presented the third-class labor order to entrepreneur Tran Van Quy. Photo: Trung Quy

Established in 2007, Trung Quy Textile and Garment Company Limited currently operates a large-scale workshop complex in Hai Son industrial park, Tay Ninh province, with a total investment of nearly 20 million USD. Over 20 years, the company has continuously innovated, proactively transitioning to a green production model and applying a circular economy chain throughout its operations.

With a green production orientation, the company has invested significantly in technological infrastructure. Its factory imported textile dyeing machinery from Europe, notably 15 German-technology dyeing machines that save up to 70% of water consumption compared to traditional methods, combined with a circular wastewater treatment system meeting QCVN 40:2011/BTNMT standards.

The factory in Hai Son industrial park, Tay Ninh province. Photo: Trung Quy

The factory in Hai Son industrial park, Tay Ninh province. Photo: Trung Quy

Beyond optimizing operational processes, the company has specialized in the high-quality knitwear segment, developing products from environmentally friendly organic and recycled fibers. Through effective supply chain management and full compliance with rules of origin from free trade agreements (FTA), Trung Quy has achieved many international certifications such as Global Recycled Standard (GRS 4,0), Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS 6,0), Oeko-Tex Standard 100, and US Cotton Trust Protocol. In 8, the company was listed among the "Top 10 ESG ASEAN 2026 pioneering enterprises" at the ASEAN economic forum.

Trung Quy's products have penetrated many demanding markets, including the US, Germany, France, Japan, South Korea, Australia, and Canada, supplying approximately 3,000 tons of knit fabric annually.

A product finishing line at the factory. Photo: Trung Quy

A product finishing line at the factory. Photo: Trung Quy

In addition to textiles, Trung Quy Group develops a chain of high-end resort hotels, including the Rock Mila Phu Quoc Hotel in Phu Quoc, An Giang, and the Rock Mila Nam Du Resort & Hotel in Nam Du archipelago, An Giang. This diversification is part of the company's long-term development strategy, aiming to contribute to quality tourism infrastructure and create new employment opportunities for local residents.

As vice chairman of the Tay Ninh provincial business association, Tran Van Quy focuses on social responsibility. Over the years, Trung Quy Group has created jobs and stable incomes for thousands of local workers. He and the company regularly allocate resources to support charitable programs, building "houses of gratitude" for disadvantaged families, assisting residents in difficult circumstances, and contributing to social welfare funds in the province.

(Source: Trung Quy)