We undertake to promote the education of environmental sustainability in Myanmar and we are mindful of the environmental impacts we make when conducting our businesses.

No Plastic Bag Day (4th August 2014)

MarketPlace by City Mart is starting our annual “No Plastic Bag Day” campaign again as part of our CSR’s environmental platform efforts. This year, No Plastic Bag Day will be extended to the last Mondays and Wednesdays of each month starting from the 4th August – 31st December 2014.

Plastic Bags Are Harmful To The Environment Because . . .

They Litter The Landscape

Each year, more and more bags are littering our environment. Once they become litter, they find their way into our waterways, parks, beaches and streets. And if they are burned, they infuse the air with toxic fumes.

They Kill Animals

About 100,000 animals such as dolphins, turtles and whales are killed every year due to plastic bags because the animals mistaken the bags as food and mistakenly ingests them and therefore the animals die.

They Are Non-Biodegradable

One of the worst environmental effects is plastic bags are non-biodegradable. The decomposition takes 400 years! No one lives long enough to witness the decomposition therefore, save the environment for the future generation!

Petroleum Is Required To Produce Plastic Bags

Surely, this precious resource which we use in our everyday lives (and getting more and more expensive by the day) should not be wasted on producing plastic bags, right?

Say No to plastic bags today!

Every last Mondays and Wednesdays of the month (28th July – 31st December 2014)

• On No Plastic Bag days, plastic bags will be sold at 100Ks per bag

• 50% from the sales of our Reusable Bags and the sales of plastic bags will be donated to efforts to save the environment in our country.



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Helping Our Earth Stay Healthy

On 29th July 2017, City Love & Hope Foundation could reach it’s a 7-year of tree planting to enhance the green environment and neutralize carbon footprints since 2011.

For this year, the program took a group of CLHF and FREDA volunteers with a commitment to plant (50,000) trees. The day itself could accomplish (5000) trees at Thaephytawya Avenue, Hmawbi Township. However, FREDA continued to take responsibility the rest of (45,000) trees at Taik Gyi and Hlaegu Township respectively. This a high collaboration between FREDA and CLHF, the planting get into 150,000 plants which include 10 different types of trees is spreading over nearby Yangon City after 7 years of commitment. It consists of different religious institutions and community compounds – Monastic & Christian Centers, along with the Yangon highway and Community owned preserved forests.

“We chose to partner with FREDA to help us a mission to “Environmental Conservation in Yangon Region” while we keep focusing on reducing plastics consumption in our store outlets. The collaboration allows us to publicize the awareness and consolidate the efficiency.” Said Hninn Lae Wai, CMHL’s Corp. Comm. & PR Executive and a committee member of CLHF.

About FREDA

Forest Resource Environment Development and Conservation Association (FREDA) is one of the non-profit environmental organizations which are actively involving with international and local institutions since 1996. fredamyanmar.weebly.com



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