Lego breaks ground on a carbon-neutral factory in Binh Duong, Vietnam, on November 3. Photo: AFP
Why did Lego choose Vietnam, not China, to build first carbon-neutral factory?
- Toy behemoth’s move reflects how like-minded multinational firms are diversifying supply chains away from what has been known for decades as the world’s factory
- Lost investment dollars amid the US-China trade war and pandemic have sparked concerns within China, but analysts explain how Southeast Asia’s gains are limited
Lego breaks ground on a carbon-neutral factory in Binh Duong, Vietnam, on November 3. Photo: AFP