Malaysian quits job as a film distributor to promote zero-waste lifestyle


Oh is on a mission to make zero-waste shopping easy for consumers. Photos: Oh Sok Peng

In her peacock blue Nissan van that’s been kitted out to be a zero-waste mobile “shop”, Oh Sok Peng hopes to drive the message of sustainability to Malaysians of all walks of life.

Oh cares about the environment and she’s passionate about sharing why living a zero-waste life is a sensible choice – not just for the environment; it also makes economic sense.

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