Here's how to reduce your waste during Ramadan

By Wong Li Za

To stay low-waste, Elena looks for unpackaged local fruits and vegetables when buying groceries. Photos: @zerowastemy

Fasting during the movement control order (MCO) while maintaining a zero-waste lifestyle is no easy feat.

But zero-waste advocate Elena Almeida says it’s all about planning and being creative.

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