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DFI Lucky Strengthens Commitment to Responsible Operations Through Sustainability Initiatives
At DFI Lucky, sustainability starts with how we operate. As one of Cambodia's leading supermarket retailers, the company continues to invest in practical initiatives that improve operational efficiency while reducing environmental impact across its stores and distribution network.
Over the past several years, DFI Lucky has implemented a range of energy-saving and operational improvement initiatives designed to support long-term sustainability goals. These efforts include energy optimization programs, refrigeration efficiency upgrades, Waterloop refrigeration technology, and the installation of chiller doors in stores to reduce energy consumption.
Since 2024, these initiatives have contributed to reducing more than 800,000 kilowatt-hours of energy consumption annually. The installation of chiller doors across more than 200 refrigeration units has also delivered energy savings of up to 44%, helping reduce operational impact while maintaining a quality shopping experience for customers.
In addition, DFI Lucky continues to explore more sustainable logistics solutions, including electric vehicle initiatives and other operational improvements that support responsible business practices throughout the supply chain.
"Sustainability for us starts with how we operate, not how we talk," said a DFI Lucky spokesperson. "Every improvement, whether in our stores, refrigeration systems, distribution centres, or logistics operations, contributes to building a more responsible business for our customers, communities, and future generations."
These initiatives form part of DFI Lucky's broader sustainability journey, which focuses on operating responsibly, reducing waste, supporting communities, and contributing to environmental stewardship across Cambodia.
As the company continues to grow, DFI Lucky remains committed to creating long-term value through responsible business practices that support both people and the planet.
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