Tetra Pack Recycling Contest

Hey all,


Do anyone of you know that the tetra pack are recyclable?





Why should cartons be recycled?


- to save for our natural resources
- to reduce landfills
- to increase recycling rates
- to reduce the carbon impact which will minimise the impact of climate change


Want to save our environment but don't know how to do it?


It is the time for you to be a positive change agent in our environment !!!


Tetra Pack Recycling Contest


There is no fee needed to participate in this contest.


To take part in the contest:


(a) just visit and “
LIKE” the MIRACLE by AIESEC UPM fanpage


(b) click "I'm attending" i
n the event


(c) form a group of three and collect
at least 50 tetra packs before the dateline



You can create a MIRACLE to our environment!


Term & Conditions :


1. The contest is opened to
all students of Universiti Putra Malaysia.


2. The contest will be started on 4th April 2011 and end on 15th April 2011. All the tetra packs must be submitted on 15th April 2011. Place of the submission of the tetra packs will be informed later.


3. Grand prize will be awarded to participant who has collected the most amounts of the tetra packs and 10 mystery gifts will be awarded to next ten winners.


4. Winners will be notified via
MIRACLE by AIESEC UPM fan page on 22th April 2011.


5. MIRACLE by AIESEC UPM reserves the right to make any changes to the contest rules at any time without prior notification and reserve the right to replace any prize with another of up to the equivalent value without notice.



For more information, please contact :


NG JIA WEN 017-3289109
EE CUI YING 0166472727


 

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