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Navigating Sustainability

Advances in business strategy and competitive advantage book series 2024
Pavitira Manogaran, Vishakini Manogaran, Mohammed Ruqaimi Remeli

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This book or monograph chapter covered sustainability frameworks and navigation strategies for businesses and organizations, examining how to balance economic growth with environmental and social responsibility. It provided guidance for decision-makers seeking to embed sustainability into organizational strategy.

While it is encouraging to see the food industry thriving, growing concerns exist about increased demand and reliance on plastic packaging. The convenience of plastic wraps for food and durable plastic containers for drinks, designed to prevent spillage, has led to a significant rise in plastic consumption. This chapter highlights the growing plastic waste associated with food delivery services and explores the potential health risks of plastic materials, including microplastics, in food delivery operations in Malaysia. By analysing existing policies and regulations on plastic use, this chapter highlights the need for enhanced sustainable practices in the food service industry. It aims to provide insights into balancing convenience with environmental responsibility and proposes strategies for mitigating the negative impacts of plastic consumption.

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