US EditionTSMC Bees Are Now Officially Certified as ‘Fab Workers,’ Delivering Sweet Honey Yields Driven By Eco-Friendly Changes Within Taiwanese Facilities
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When bees settle on a semiconductor factory site, it initially sounds like a PR stunt with an eco-friendly veneer. But TSMC's latest initiative demonstrates more than just the image of a bee-friendly company – it is a symbol of a quiet ESG strategy that not only feigns environmental sustainability but (at least partially) operationalizes it. The Taiwanese chip giant has deliberately created habitats for bees on its factory premises [...] Source
TSMC Bees Are Now Officially Certified as ‘Fab Workers,’ Delivering Sweet Honey Yields Driven By Eco-Friendly Changes Within Taiwanese Facilities
TSMC has showcased its 'cutting-edge' honey jars produced from bees around its Taiwan facility due to the company's effective ecological changes. TSMC's Eco-Friendly Changes Have Brought Restored Wildlife Around The Firm's Taiwan Fabs The Taiwan chip giant is one of the most important companies in the world. As the largest semiconductor fab and consuming several natural resources such as land and water, the firm does have an environmental respon…
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