Singapore's FairPrice Finest and Little Farms have teamed up with luxury brand Anya Hindmarch to introduce The Universal Bag, a sustainable shopping tote made from 100-per-cent recycled and recyclable materials. This initiative aims to promote reusability and reduce plastic waste.
Renowned luxury brand Anya Hindmarch has partnered with Singapore's FairPrice Finest and Little Farms to launch a sustainable shopping tote called The Universal Bag. Made from 100-per-cent recycled and recyclable materials, this bag is part of a global initiative to promote reusable bags and reduce plastic waste.
The Universal Bag, which has been extensively tested for durability and is said to last 10 years, is now available at FairPrice Finest stores and Little Farms locations, marking the first collaboration of this project in Singapore. The bag, available in blue and green versions, retails at $22. Since its launch in 2021, the initiative has saved over 230 tonnes of plastic from landfills
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