As a result, everyone can maintain a healthy and balanced life, whether they have to continue working from home, or return to the busy workday at the office in a healthy and energetic state. after a difficult time. Consumers are constantly looking for health care solutions for themselves and their families. Among them, health foods are always the right choice of many people, but consumers are easily confused when entering the product matrix to know which products are good and effective. So how can consumers choose the right foods to protect their health and suit them in a huge market like today? Prestigious brand One of the top priority factors of consumers when choosing healthy foods is the brand of the manufacturer and the company brand. The health food products produced by Suntory Wellness, one of the leading companies in the health food industry in Japan – are the result of a passion for improving people’s health through a long time non-stop research. Illustration All research and production stages at Suntory Wellness are conducted by reputable experts with strict quality control process. All to bring consumers products with reliable natural ingredients, especially food that protects human health. Quality products, reliable Currently, a clean and healthy lifestyle makes consumers tend to use health protection products and foods derived from nature. However, not all are good for the body and easily absorbed. In addition, we cannot understand the process of controlling the quality of input materials and the production process. Illustration Understanding this issue, Suntory Wellness company has manufactured health foods that provide consumers with clinically researched and proven nutritional ingredients. The first is the precious “Sesamin” essence extracted from sesame seeds. Then there is Tocotrienol and natural vitamin E. The synergy from the above 3 ingredients will help support sleep improvement, support fatigue reduction, antioxidant support and skin beautification. Illustration Among the nutrients, the most prominent is sesamin essence, which is wrapped in a hard shell and accounts for only 1% of the nutrients of sesame seeds. Therefore, Suntory Wellness company has used many years of research to find a method of extracting this essence to ensure that your body can absorb it more effectively through health food products. The provenance is clear Just like choosing any food, consumers are always interested in the origin of the product, especially health-protective foods. With more than 30 years of experience, Suntory Wellness company carefully selects precious raw materials from nature. To ensure sustainable sesame seed quality, Suntory Wellness uses a carefully selected source of sesame seeds from many of the best sesame seeds in the world, mainly in South America and Africa. Illustration After removing all 470 kinds of pesticide residues to ensure the purest sesame seeds, a closed process is carried out to extract 1% of the precious essence in each sesame seed. Suntory Wellness is committed to providing users with GMP-certified health foods of Japanese quality, all products sold are imported directly from Japan.

Samples collected by Japan’s Hayabusa-2 probe. Pour mining money in space According to Florian Vidal (researcher at the French Institute of International Relations) and Professor of Physics José Halloy, the acceleration of ecological transition to combat climate change has led to a sharp increase in mineral demand. to service supposedly zero-carbon technologies as well as to maintain existing or newly built infrastructure. While projects to exploit mineral resources are being replicated on Earth, many “new fronts” are also being considered, such as mining in space. Typically, in 2016, the world’s media buzzed with the daring project of exploiting mineral resources on asteroids of the US companies Planetary Resources and Deep Space Industries. When Planetary Resources entered the space industry in the early 2010s, the company’s leaders were ambitious and promised to enter a new stage in the conquest of space with mining. on asteroids. Since 2012, the company’s project has attracted many private investors such as Larry Page and Éric Schmidt – the heads of Google Corporation, and filmmaker James Cameron. Excitement and enthusiasm for the field of space mining from the US has crossed the Atlantic Ocean and spread to the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. In addition to adapting national legislation, Luxembourg’s diplomatic service has also been mobilized to facilitate the development of an area considered by the government to be strategic. By the summer of 2016, the State of Luxembourg, through the National Corporation for Credit and Investment (SNCI), spent 12 million euros to buy a 10% stake in the American company Planetary Resources. However, two years later, this partnership was broken. When the American company ran into financial difficulties, the Luxembourg government sold their shares at a symbolic price. However, Luxembourg’s participation in the space mineral exploration project has given them an international position to connect the fields of investment and invention and invention. Continuing the policy in this area, Luxembourg later continued to participate in NASA’s Artemis project to return humans to the moon. Japan, another member of the Artemis project, is also interested in the scientific study of the composition of asteroids, which is a step towards exploring potential mineral resources in space. In December 2020, Japan’s Hayabusa-2 space probe returned to Earth after a six-year mission past the asteroid Ryugu. The goal of this science mission was to prove Ryugu could have the primordial components of the solar system, and Hayabusa-2 accomplished the engineering feat of collecting 5.4 grams of matter from Ryugu at a cost 16.4 billion yen (126 million euros). Similarly, on October 20, 2020, Osiris-Rex (a NASA space probe) also performed a 6-second landing mission on asteroid Bennu to collect dust samples (regolith). Osiris-Rex is expected to return to Earth in 2023 with the collected dust sample. The cost of this mission is about $800 million and about $183.5 million for the Atlas V rocket. Perspectives under the sea To cope with the world’s growing mineral demand, undersea mining is often seen as a solution due to the vastness of this space. Among the countries interested in undersea mining is Norway. After 3 years of seabed exploration, making the Nordic country a leader in this new mining industry, in January 2021, the Norwegian Ministry of Oil and Energy announced the possibility of issuing a license from 2023. Mining permits are available to interested businesses, such as allowing Nordic Mining ASA’s Nordic Ocean Resources AS to exploit deep seabeds rich in copper, zinc, cobalt, gold and silver ores. According to many estimates, there is 6.9 million tons of copper on the Norwegian continental shelf. Japan also has similar plans, with the ability to start exploiting the seabed from 2026. In Canada, DeepGreen (based in Vancouver) in 2019 announced to raise an investment of 150 million. USD to begin exploration for mineral resources in a part of the Pacific Ocean. This is a sign of growing confidence in the industry’s future. However, mining depends primarily on the market price of the metal and the reduction in the cost of mining in the marine environment. The consequences of fishing for marine ecosystems are also of great concern. Scientists warn against switching too quickly from exploration to exploitation because humans still have little understanding of the vast undersea environment and life on the seabed. Controversy over regulations The development of mining activities in the new “fronts” mentioned above also poses the need for appropriate regulations to adjust. This is also what the leaders of the countries have seen. Typically, the International Seabed Authority (ISA) has spent many years drafting a Code for Future Undersea Mining – an indispensable tool for monitoring possible mining activities. deployed. Regulating is considered vital to seabed mining in deep waters such as the Clarion-Clipperton Zone (CCZ) which extends from the Hawaiian Islands to the Baja California peninsula and lies on the road. fault of the Pacific Ocean. This vast area is believed to have reserves of 247 million tons of nickel and 226 million tons of copper. However, many studies have shown that hidden in these spaces is a unique biodiversity and their density is reinforced by the presence of multi-needle nodules located at a depth of 4-5 km. Currently, the debate over regulations for these activities is still raging. While the International Seabed Authority recommends a gradual adjustment of regulations on a step-by-step basis when there are actors involved in seabed mining, it is also argued that such a gradual adjustment is slow. Slow, follow reality. Some argue that it will be difficult to modify the rules of conduct once mining has started. Experts say that although the exploitation of the ocean floor does not fully compensate for the activities taking place on land, it is a necessary additional source to meet future needs. But, as with space, deep-sea mining initiatives are posing dilemmas about extracting resources in increasingly remote regions. All opinions are that, whether on land or at sea, the conservation of ecological balance is a criterion to consider mining projects.

The architects have created a house that combines a biomeasurement system, energy efficiency and modern design. Completed in 2017, this 750 square meter home has 3 floors, a basement and a terrace. The terrace and outdoor balcony are inserted between the two facades. Metal façades provide privacy and shading to all glazed rooms. The architects explained: “The main spaces of the house spread like successive layers of a tree, from the indoor space to the front of the house. The house is designed as a three-dimensional matrix, layer after layer.” To preserve the neighborhood’s history, the architects retained the existing black metal fence and planted shrubs and large trees around the site. This house project has been approved by both the Architect of the French Building and APP – the organization that protects the Parc des Princes district.

One of the keys to the difference of Activate technology lies in the unique composition and microstructure of the coating. In addition to the aluminum-zinc alloy already in the previous generation, the technology also integrates two magnesium compounds, creating four layers of barrier protection. Unique four-layer matrix microstructure forms four layers of protective barrier for COLORBOND and ZINCALUME. With this unique four-layer matrix microstructure, the new generation COLORBOND and ZINCALUME corrugated iron are able to self-seal at cut edges, screw holes and scratches, thus providing superior corrosion resistance to roof and corrugated iron. This special mechanism protects the building even in the harshest conditions such as coastal environment and polluted industrial zones, helping the building to be durable at the same time. Interestingly, to develop this technology, the Australian Steel Corporation – BlueScope has invested more than A $ 100 million in research and development. Comprehensive test over 20 years To ensure the maximum durability of COLORBOND and ZINCALUME, BlueScope has run a comprehensive testing program that includes laboratory corrosion tests as well as outdoor exposure testing. Over a period of more than 20 years, the company has been experimenting with salt spraying in the lab on more than 8,000 samples. More than 10,000 other samples were exposed to samples at 22 different exposure points across Australia and around the world. In addition, 50 model houses of different applications and 5 models were built for testing in real world conditions and in harsh marine environments. These are remarkable numbers of serious investment, making up the remarkable success of current Activate technology. More than 18,000 prototypes have been tested over 20 years to verify the corrosion resistance of Activate technology. More than 20 patents protected worldwide Another indispensable number is that Activate technology is also granted more than 20 patents protecting manufacturing technology and unique coating structure. In Vietnam, since its first launch in 2019, this technology has created a great reputation, setting a new standard for the domestic galvanized steel industry. Warranty period up to 36 years * Thanks to the outstanding corrosion resistance of Activate technology, BlueScope has confidently increased the warranty period for the new generation COLORBOND and ZINCALUME sheets up to 36 years *. It is worth mentioning that, even in harsh environments such as marine environments with high corrosion, the product is also covered by a warranty. This is the warranty period that few steel brands in Vietnam dare to commit. Kizuna’s storey service workshop area is one of the first projects in Vietnam pioneering the application of COLORBOND iron with Activate integration. The above “talking” numbers partly explain why Activate technology is considered the leading technology in the galvanized steel industry and set a new standard for the galvanized steel industry in Vietnam. * Warranty terms and conditions apply