Keeping food waste out of our rivers


Shagivarnam scooping up grease collected in a grease trap after the device was installed at one of the 10 stalls in the SS2 Food Court. Looking on are Nur Wahida (standing) and Dr Kalithasan (left). — AIMAN ARIFUDDIN/The Star

SEVENTY stall operators in the SS2 Food Court received new food waste segregation bins, while 10 of the stalls had new grease traps installed as part of a “Waste Segregation and Oil and Grease Trap” initiative.

The collaboration was between Heineken Malaysia’s GAB Foundation, Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) and environmental NGO, the Global Environment Centre (GEC).

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