Mouse Mommy Treats: gogreen

Intermark Mall invites shoppers to its ‘Harmoni Raya’ celebrations happening till 21 April 2024.

The celebration emphasises everything that makes Hari Raya special — food, music, home, and film — while also deepening the mall’s commitment to its ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) principles.

With a growing awareness of the environmental impact of festive celebrations, Intermark Mall aims to balance tradition and environmental consciousness through an eco-friendly, Raya-themed fashion showcase by homegrown design collective KL6.

The group aims to minimise the impact of the fashion industry on the environment through the ‘RRU Method’ – reuse, recycle, upcycle – creating stylish and high-quality products while focusing on reducing waste, using eco-friendly materials, and practising fair labour.

Embracing the festive spirit, shoppers can browse the Bazaar Ramadan at the Ground Atrium to shop for scarves, accessories, home decorations, and more, from various brands including Bacarat and Raya Market by FA’WER! As part of its ESG efforts, Intermark Mall is also partnering with Dôme Cafe for its ‘Go Green’ campaign, where children can participate in Earth Hour activities on 23 March 2024.

Additionally, shoppers can participate in educational workshops and watch captivating performances to celebrate the festive season. Try upcycling activities with the KL6 designers, like repurposing old fabric into new fashion items, and catch the lineup of silat, cultural dance, and gamelan performances available throughout the campaign.

Shoppers who spend RM150 in a single receipt can receive exclusive Raya packets, and those who spend RM350 in a single receipt can receive a special Intermark Mall jute bag. The top three highest spenders will also receive a STAUB Pepper Cocotte (red/yellow) worth RM299 each!

For more information on ‘Harmoni Raya activities and promotions, visit www.intermark-mall.com, check for real-time updates via Facebook or Instagram, or contact Customer Service at 03 2166 8170.

For more about Mouse Mommy Treats,

do follow us*

Website | Facebook |

Instagram | YouTube |

ConfirmPlusChop |

MeCan Trade | Shopee |

EatCakeToday | Vsnap

Tocoo Mall (Japan) |

Kleenso Household Cleaning |

Guardian | SHERO

Livinggears Malaysia

Besta ST18 Smart Translator 状元笔

Sunplay, Malaysia's trusted sunscreen brand, announced its success in concluding its third annual CSR initiative, ‘We Care for the Ocean 2023’. In partnership with Watsons, the Malaysian Nature Society (MNS), and climate action advocate Melissa Tan, a significant impact has been made on beach pollution across seven locations in Malaysia.

"Partnering with Watsons, the MNS, and Melissa Tan has truly amplified our efforts and made this campaign an extraordinary success, and we were able to fundraise RM40,000 throughout the month of November,” said Lim Mei Yuen, General Manager of Rohto-Mentholatum (M) Sdn Bhd.

Lim further expressed, “We are thrilled about the high volume of trash we managed to remove from our beaches”.

This year's campaign mobilised a remarkable 256 volunteers, who collectively cleaned up an impressive total of 1,490kg of trash across seven beaches in Malaysia, exceeding last year's total of 1,348kg.

The efforts were spread out over a variety of locations, including Pantai Sekendi in Sabak, Selangor, where 165.9kg were collected; Pantai Sungai Kajang in Tanjong Karang, Selangor, with 720.9kg; Pantai Redang in Sekinchan, Selangor, contributing 80.3kg; Pantai Batu Laut in Tanjung Sepat, Selangor, clearing 23kg; Pantai Cunang in Tanjung Sepat, Selangor, accumulating 116kg; Pantai Blue Lagoon in Negeri Sembilan, adding 284.3kg; and Pantai Morib in Selangor, rounding it off with 99.2kg.

"We strongly feel that the core focus of this campaign resonates with our organisation's mission, as it emphasises conservation and appreciation of nature. To further add, we were delighted to join hands with the team when we first learned about this initiative, as it offers us a chance to contribute to environmental preservation", states MNS Executive Director, Mr. I.S. Shanmugaraj.

"I believe we need to not only raise awareness about ocean pollution but to galvanise Malaysians to take action. We need to stop plastic pollution at the source. What we choose to use or not use everyday, directly contributes to the problem. I hope every bag of trash collect motivates everyone to create one less bag of trash everyday too," mentioned Melissa Tan, Climate Action and Sustainability Advocate.