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Vitasoy Spreads Cheer to Underprivileged and Frontline Workers During Pandemic
(Hong Kong, 8 March 2022) Vitasoy has been committed to offering nutritious and tasty plant-based products to the public. At this critical moment of the new wave of pandemic, we hope to support people in Hong Kong to stay strong and healthy.
We have recently donated VITASOY products to underprivileged families, frontline workers, cleaning workers, and families undergoing home quarantine under the “StayHomeSafe” Scheme through local non-profit making organizations and our corporate partners. We wish Hong Kong people stay safe and healthy!
The non-profit making organizations and corporate partners involved include St James’ Settlement, Principal Chan Free Tutorial World, Caring For Children Foundation, Caritas Jockey Club Integrated Service for Young People - Pak Tin and Nan Fung Property Management.
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Photo 1 : Vitasoy products are presented to parents and students with the help of the volunteer teachers from Principal Chan Free Tutorial World.
Photo 2: Vitasoy spreads cheers to the needy with Vitasoy products and cheering up cards during the pandemic.
Photo 3: Vitasoy team helps deliver Vitasoy beverages to the supporting organisations.
Vitasoy International Holdings Limited is a leading manufacturer and distributor of plant-based food and beverages. Established in 1940 by the late Dr. Kwee-seong Lo in Hong Kong China, the Company strives to promote sustainable plant-based nutrition through provision of a variety of high-quality products with Nutrition, Taste and Sustainability as the guidelines for its portfolio offerings. Currently, Vitasoy has operations in China, including Mainland China and Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Australia, Singapore and the Philippines. Its products are available in about 40 markets worldwide.
Vitasoy is listed on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (00345.HK) and included as a constituent of Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI) Hong Kong Small Cap Index, and the Hang Seng Stock Connect Hong Kong Index, among others.
Vitasoy website: www.vitasoy.com
