Corporate Social Responsibility Thailand
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It takes over 100 years to dispose plastic. Is it better not to use plastic bags at all?
That's the idea behind a new campaign launched jointly by CP All Plc, the operator of 7-Eleven convenience store chain, the Department of Environmental Quality Promotion and Thai Webmaster Association.
They have launched the "Kidtoong" scheme to raise awareness on plastic consumption. Video clips, promoting the awareness on plastic bag consumption, are welcomed. And from Aug 6, all Thais with the green hearts are invited to cast their votes on the most favourite clips, at www.kidtoong.com.
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