Watsons Hong Kong has collaborated with FRISO to launch the "Tin2Green Rewards" - the largest scale milk powder tin recycling rewards programme in Hong Kong. Customers can now return any brands of cleaned milk powder tins to any Watsons stores. Not only will MoneyBack members earn points for their recycling efforts, but the metal from all collected tins will also be repurposed into a variety of construction materials, granting these used containers a new lease on life while benefiting the community.
Watsons Philippines just had the grand opening of its first greener store in San Pedro, Laguna. The Watsons Greener Store is a pioneering project, utilising renewable energy, sustainable store materials, and energy-efficient appliances. The store's materials and fixtures adhere to greener building standards. This ensures that the store's operations align with environmental standards, significantly reducing its carbon footprint. The store also provides Sustainable Choices products, a Refill Station, and Waste Minimisation Initiatives to customers, empowering them to embrace a sustainable lifestyle.
Watsons Thailand organised a full-day immersive event for its Watsons members in Hat Yai, Songkhla Province. Watsons members worked together to place an artificial reef into the sea, contributing to marine life preservation efforts.
Following the launch of Naturals by Watsons’ Special Edition Blue Beauty range, Watsons Malaysia and Thailand organised events to celebrate the product launch.
As Earth Day approaches, Watsons, the flagship health and beauty brand of AS Watson Group, is proud to launch Naturals by Watsons’ Special Edition Blue Beauty range in Hong Kong, Thailand and Taiwan markets, as well as plans to expand to Malaysia, Philippines and Singapore.
As Earth Day approaches, Watsons, the flagship health and beauty brand of AS Watson Group, is proud to launch Naturals by Watsons’ Special Edition Blue Beauty range in Hong Kong, Thailand and Taiwan markets, as well as plans to expand to Malaysia, Philippines and Singapore.
Every year, 14 million tons of plastics enter our ocean, which is equivalent to the weight of over 140,000 blue whales. By 2050, the weight of plastics in the ocean is projected to surpass that of fish, and a major contributor is ocean-bound plastic, which is defined as an abandoned plastic waste located within 50km from shores where waste management is inexistent or inefficient. These impacts affect at least 700 marine species and result in the deaths of 100 million marine animals annually.