July 2013
Monday, 15 July 2013
馬腎友倡環保 Getting to know Tzu Chi & recycling
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Taiwan--A world leader in “boutique enterprise” products-2
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For example, DA.AI’s Chinese Heritage Series designs exemplified the “innovative value” and “environmental protection spirit” of Taiwanese brands. The design of the DA.AI Chinese Heritage Series was inspired by urns traditionally used by early Taiwanese women to preserve fruits and vegetables. The design employed the urn shape to reflect the principles of being frugal and
“extending articles’ life to create blessings and wisdom” and helping remind consumers of the importance of spiritual and environmental protection through the use of environmentally friendly clothing. DA.AI Technology's ultimate goal is to develop its brand into a leading proponent of “environmental protection, technology, humanitarianism, and social responsibilit
Raw materials for DA.AI Technology products all originated in 5,413 Tzu Chi Recycling Stations around Taiwan. Specifically PET bottles reclaimed by nearly 200,000 selflessly dedicated environmental volunteer “Bodhisattvas” are regenerated with modern technology to become newly useful recycled materials. Behind every DA.AI product is a touching story, and the example of a rich humanistic life, which combine to represent Taiwan’s “soft power” of environmental protection. As DA.AI Technology CEO Walter Huang puts it: “In addition to DA.AI’s bringing Dharma Master Cheng Yen’s concept of “coexisting with the Earth” to life, we celebrate the loving efforts of all our front-line “environmental Bodhisattvas” cooperating partners. They make it possible for DA.AI to gain this international recognition for our products. On their behalf, we must actively promote environmentally friendly products to consumers through the DA.AI brand, “refine environmental conservation from the source,” and encourage people to use more green products to help reduce carbon emissions, create a more sustainable environment, and foster more love for the Earth.y” on a truly global scale.
Friday, 12 July 2013
昆山十周年 Happy birthday TC Kunshan Office
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少年體驗環保 First timers at recycling
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Wednesday, 10 July 2013
馬校園推環保 Environmental awareness session
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新店學童環保 Kindergartners practice recycling
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Tuesday, 09 July 2013
賴索托大米發放 Rice distributions for the needy
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Monday, 08 July 2013
深圳環保宣導 Let`s safeguard our planet
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Taiwan--A world leader in “boutique enterprise” products-1
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Taiwan's “boutique enterprises” are growing multi-dimensional identities, in the global lifestyle, technology, and textile markets. For 21 years the “Taiwan Excellence” award program, sponsored by the Ministry of Economic Affairs' Foreign Trade Association, has acknowledged leaders in each of these areas. The Association's review committee evaluates nominee enterprises' R&D, design, quality, marketing, and production (MIT). It then presents the “value of innovation” awards to Taiwanese brands. The 21th Taiwan Excellence Award Ceremony, held on April 2 at the Taipei International Convention Center, honors the “best of the best” produced by the Taiwanese people. These award-winning products then represent Taiwan on the international stage of “Boutique Enterprise” industries.
Following up on the Taiwan Excellence Award awarded last year to the “Great Love Polo Shirt,” DA.AI Technology was honored again this year for six series and fifteen products. This year's DA.AI entries were recognized for both quality and quantity, and its products proved to be the competition’s most diverse and nominated.
Friday, 05 July 2013
Tea gathering for recycling volunteers
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In New Taipei City`s Xinzhuang(新莊) District, Tzu Chi volunteers organized a tea gathering at the Fuying(福營) recycling station, to thank the recycling volunteers for their selfless dedication. As the recycling station is situated on a major road, Tzu Chi volunteers took the chance to remind recycling volunteers, to be aware of their own safety when volunteering. Read more