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Foodchem Supports Desert Restoration with the Donation of 1,000 Trees in the Tengger Desert
September 15, 2026 | Corporate Social Responsibility
Foodchem has donated 1,000 trees to a desert restoration initiative in the Tengger Desert, supporting ongoing efforts to strengthen ecological protection and combat desertification in the region.
The contribution was recognized by the Alxa Desert Ecological Restoration Cooperation Center, which issued Foodchem a donation certificate numbered 202606056 in recognition of its support for the Tengger Desert Ecological Restoration Public Welfare Project.
Supporting Ecological Restoration at the Desert Edge
The Tengger Desert is one of China's major desert regions, where ecological restoration and vegetation development play an important role in reducing desertification and improving the resilience of surrounding ecosystems.
The 1,000 trees donated by Foodchem will be planted as part of the ecological restoration project along the edge of the Tengger Desert. By supporting vegetation development in areas vulnerable to desertification, the initiative aims to help strengthen natural ecological barriers and contribute to the long-term restoration of the local environment.
For Foodchem, the initiative represents a practical contribution to environmental protection and a long-term commitment to supporting more sustainable communities.
Turning Corporate Responsibility into Action
As a global food ingredient company, Foodchem believes that responsible business growth goes hand in hand with consideration for the environment and the communities in which we operate.
Supporting tree planting and desert restoration is one way for the company to translate its commitment to sustainability into tangible action. Rather than focusing only on short-term results, ecological restoration requires continuous participation and long-term commitment.
Foodchem is pleased to contribute to this initiative and to work alongside organizations and communities that are dedicated to protecting fragile ecosystems.
Continuing Our Commitment to a More Sustainable Future
The donation of 1,000 trees is a small but meaningful step toward supporting desert restoration and environmental protection.
Looking ahead, Foodchem will continue to explore practical ways to integrate sustainability and social responsibility into its business development, while supporting initiatives that contribute to a healthier environment and more sustainable future.
One contribution can plant a tree. Together, our actions can help create lasting change.





