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In a bid to promote environmental sustainability, LiHO Singapore is offering a special deal that not only satisfies the taste buds but also encourages eco-conscious behaviour among Singaporeans.
The popular beverage chain has announced that on 16 June 2024, customers who visit any LiHO outlet with their own reusable bottle can enjoy a 1 Litre serving of Osmanthus Long Jing Tea for just $1.
This initiative, part of LiHO’s commitment to reducing waste, invites customers to “Say YES To Waste Less” by bringing a clean reusable bottle with a wide opening for easy filling. The offer is valid for cold Osmanthus Long Jing Tea with the default ice level, and customers can choose their preferred sugar level. However, toppings are not included, and the use of single-use plastics is strictly prohibited.
LiHO’s $1 tea deal is not only a bargain but also a call to action for consumers to participate in sustainable practices. Each customer can purchase up to three sets of the deal, ensuring that more people can join in on this eco-friendly movement. The terms and conditions highlight that the offer is available while stocks last and is exclusive to the specified date.
The campaign has been met with enthusiasm, as it aligns with Singapore’s nationwide efforts to reduce waste and promote recycling. LiHO’s initiative serves as a reminder that every individual has a role to play in environmental conservation, and through such attractive deals, the message of sustainability can reach a wider audience.
As the day approaches, LiHO reminds potential customers to ensure their bottles are clean to allow for immediate service. The company also emphasizes that the promotion is a part of their larger goal to encourage no wastage of tea, reflecting their dedication to both quality service and environmental responsibility.
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