Golden Season Pte Ltd

16 May 2020

Samples of Golden Season Pte Ltd KN95 masks were sent to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for testing against Niosh Standard Test Procedure TEB-APR-STP-0059. The results showed filtration of more than 95 percent, a requirement for a standard N95 mask

Golden Season obtains ISO13485:2016 for Contract Manufacturing of non-Sterile Wound Dressings.

Golden Season partners WISE Inc to supply water treatment system to Pulau Ubin Residents, sponsored by HSL Constructor

The team brought with them four manual-powered water filtration systems, 1,000 jerry cans and 2,000 pairs of disposable underwear.

SINGAPORE: A three-man team from Singapore's Corporate Citizen Foundation (CCF) departed for the Indian city of Chennai in Tamil Nadu on Tuesday (Dec 8) to support flood relief efforts, CCF said in a media release.

About 280 have died as a result of the floods, and up to 200,000 people have been displaced. CCF said access to clean water is the main problem faced by flood victims.

The team brought with them four manual-powered water filtration systems, 1,000 jerry cans and 2,000 pairs of disposable underwear, to help those affected to rehydrate and stay hygienic as Chennai seeks to recover from devastating flooding.

The relief supplies were flown in for free by Singapore Airlines. The airline resumed flights to Chennai on Tuesday.

CCF is a private-sector initiative to pool together corporate assets to help vulnerable communities in Asia. The CCF’s Swift Emergency Evaluation Deployment (SEED) programme helps to secure early access and assistance to disaster-affected areas. SEED’s pioneer partners include Mediacorp, ST Aerospace, Golden Season and HSL Constructor.

The CCF and SEED responded to super typhoon Haqupit in the Philippines and the Kelantan floods in Malaysia in 2014, and the Gorkha earthquake in Nepal this year.

- CNA/dl

The Memorandum of Intent signed by the Corporate Citizen Foundation (CCF) and the ASEAN Coordinating Centre for Humanitarian Assistance on Disaster Management will allow both to share resources such as expertise and networks.

SINGAPORE: Companies could play a bigger and more effective role in disaster management in Asia with a landmark partnership agreement signed on Sunday (Nov 1) between ASEAN and an alliance of firms in Singapore called the Corporate Citizen Foundation (CCF).

The Memorandum of Intent signed by the ASEAN Coordinating Centre for Humanitarian Assistance on Disaster Management and CCF makes the foundation ASEAN's first official private sector alliance partner for regional disaster management. The deal allows the two organisations to share resources, including expertise and networks.

CCF is a coalition of private sector firms that helps victims in neighbouring countries during disasters. The Kelantan floods and Nepal earthquake are just some instances where the foundation has helped with disaster relief.It also pools together corporate resources to improve the lives of vulnerable communities in Asia through sustainable livelihood programmes.

"This is about the new vision in ASEAN for disaster management, what we call 'One ASEAN, One Response',” said Mr Said Faisal, executive director of the ASEAN Coordinating Centre for Humanitarian Assistance on Disaster Management. “And when we say ASEAN, it is the government, it is the civilians, it is the military, it is the private sector, academia, civil society, everyone.

"This I think will definitely speed up the implementation of One ASEAN, One Response and the possible replication of this model in other ASEAN countries," he added.

The signing took place at the foundation's first anniversary observance ceremony to mark its year of regional humanitarian service. It was launched by Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam in October 2014.

Local firm HSL Constructor started the foundation with seed funding of S$1 million. Its partners include Channel NewsAsia's parent company MediaCorp, air charter specialist Pacific Flight Services and manufacturing company Golden Season.

"It goes beyond traditional CSR and corporate philanthropy initiatives,” said Acting Education Minister (Higher Education and Skills) Ong Ye Kung, who was guest of honour at the ceremony. “It adopts an alliance-driven approach, bringing in different partners. It promotes pro-active corporate participation in regional disaster management."

An inter-faith prayer was also held at the ceremony for those affected by natural disasters.

- CNA/ek

Dec 2014 - Golden Season donates Inflatable Boats and Motors to Philippines Super Typhoon Hagupit through Corporate Citizen Foundation (CCF)

Golden Season contributed 2 Inflatable boats with outboard motors to enhance SEED Operational mobility and also as a contribution to the emergency need of the Philippines.

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