Blog : MONO NEXT CARE

Mono Next continues its streak of participating in meaningful projects with its involvement in the “reBOX” initiative organized by Thailand Post and its partners. This initiative aims to transform unused old paper boxes into valuable and beneficial items for society. Most recently, Ms.Pitirudee Sirisamphan , SVP of Corporate Affairs and Communications at Mono Next Public Company Limited, received a World Appreciation Certificate from Dr Dhanant Subhadrabandhu , Chief Executive Officer of Thailand Post Co., Ltd, at the “Send Happiness, Send Love”

event, where they delivered “Touchable Love Boxes” as a friendly organization participating in the reBOX EP.4 campaign. Mono Next joined this project to align with the MONO NEXT CARE and ESG strategies regarding waste reduction and valuable resource utilization, contributing to environmental sustainability and continuous development.

On Febuary 14, Mono Next Public Company Limited has collaborated to deliver items in good condition, such as clothing, books, toys, etc., contributed by executives and employees, to The Mirror Foundation in line with the operational approach of MONO NEXT CARE. This approach emphasizes the value of utilizing resources by repurposing items for new benefits, forwarding goods to those in need, or using them for various projects of the foundation in the future. The donation was received by representatives from The Mirror Foundation at Mono Next Office, Chaiyapruek Rd., Nonthaburi.

Mr. Kittisak Pukcharoen, Assistant Vice President CSR and Internal Communication of Mono Next PCL. was a representative on behalf of executives and employees to present HDPE plastics (High-Density Polyethylene) and PP plastics (Polypropylene) which have been cleaned already such as plastic bottle caps, plastic food containers, milk bottles, plastic drinkware, etc. where we received them from the project “Mono Next Care” and presented to Precious Plastic Bangkok Project to add more value and recycle them into new products such as food plates, bowls, cups, vases, flower pots, etc. to reduce garbage from plastics, to reduce pollution, and create a sense of awareness to the society indicating that plastic can be value-added. Moreover, Ms.Thiprapa Kedtrawon, an Event Coordinator, and Mr.Wongsathorn Chantree,  a Project Organizer, jointly received and offered a guided tour to watch the operation of recycling plastic garbage at Frec Bangkok Center.

Anyone who might be interested in donating HDPE and PP plastics such as bottle caps, plastic food containers, milk bottles, plastic drinkware, and others, please send them to the team of the project “Precious Plastic Bangkok” at Frec Bangkok, 1st floor, 77 Nakhon Sawan Rd., Wat Sommanat, Pom Prap Sattru Phai, Bangkok 10100, or call 091-871-5792.

Mr. Patompong Sirachairat, Chief Executive Officer, Ms. Pitirudee Sirisamphan, Senior Vice President of Corporate Affairs and Communications, Ms. Piangporn Soontarawat, Assistant Vice President of General Administration, and Mr. Kittisak Pukcharoen, Assistant Vice President CSR and Internal Communications from the management team of Mono Next Public Company Limited took photos and videos to promote and encourage employees in Mono Next Public Company Limited and affiliated companies including general people to have a major role in the activity “MONO NEXT CARE: WASTE SORTING FOR THE WORLD” to protect the environment by sorting waste before throwing away to reduce the amount of waste which is the main part causing the global warming. This activity also aims to reduce pollution, and greenhouse gasses held at Mono Next Office, Chaiyapruek Rd., Nonthaburi.