The Taiwan Alliance for Sustainable Supply (TASS) was established in January 2017 with the aim of establishing a sustainable supply development standard that integrates supply management, operational processes and information sharing. Since its establishment, Transcene has been a member of the association and participates in the Asian

Sustainable Supply + Circular Economy Exhibition held by the association at the Kaohsiung Exhibition Hall every year, jointly taking the pulse of various aspects of Taiwan's circular economy and making suggestions.

 

In order to provide on-the-spot exchanges between members, TASS will conduct visits to member companies from time to time. On May 23, Chairman Raymond Lai personally led a group of more than 10 people, including university teachers and business executives, to visit Transcene Liuying Factory in a special car. In addition to the warm greetings and greetings between good friends, Transcene's executive vice president Pyroxene Chou also prepared a professional company profile, introducing Transcene's world-leading processing method in the field of waste molding strips to the guests, as well as the practical application of using processed spherical silica in floor paint to increase efficiency; he also conducted an in-depth technical and academic discussion with experts and scholars.

 

During the limited time for an in-depth visit, the Transcene team also invited the guests to the local Chabouying Creative Arts Base in Liuying area. In the field scenery blown by the gentle breeze, they could enjoy the exquisite afternoon tea prepared by Chairman Liu Kuei-Miao. At the same time, they could further understand how the circular economy integrates industry and local literature and art, and how they can complement each other to increase opportunities for sustainable development.

Figure1.TASS members visited Transcene Liuying Factory.

Figure2.TASS members visited Liuying Chabouying Creative Arts Base.

3.TASS members visited Liuying Chamuying Creative Arts Base.