Etika to distribute over 45,000 units of mixed beverages to affected families
KUALA LUMPUR: Etika Sdn Bhd (Etika), one of Malaysia’s leading halal beverage manufacturers, has joined forces with various reputable local organizations to extend their support to families affected by the recent floods in the states of Pahang, Johor, Selangor, Perak, Kelantan and Terengganu.
The unfortunate floods that hit Malaysia’s east coast last week have left tens of thousands of people displaced as they find refuge in temporary evacuation centres and face an acute shortage of daily essential items like sufficient food and beverages.
Answering to the need of the community, Etika will undertake the distribution of over 2,000 cartons of mixed beverages (over 45,000 units) along with its’ partner organisations, for victims in the evacuation centres.
This initiative is parked under Etika Cares, a long-term impact driving program by Etika that aims to undertake projects that not only serve as pillars of support but also help to maintain the welfare of the local communities in times of need.
Throughout the pandemic, Etika Cares has been actively working with various groups including frontliners, local business owners, and various organisations to cater to their requirements and needs to respond to the crisis.
“Etika is making a constant effort to offer care and support to various sections of our community as we navigate through challenging times,” Etika’s chief executive officer for Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei Khalid Alvi said.
“At Etika, we firmly believe in creating a positive impact with the work we do and enriching communities wherever we lay ground. Our hearts go out to the victims of the recent flood and we will put our best efforts forward to offer our support to them.”
Khalid also added that Etika is already in the process of arranging the said requirements for the flood victims and will be ensuring the immediate distribution of their products for the communities in needs.
Alongside the partnership with Yayasan Food Bank Malaysia and various organizations to reach out to other flood victims in affected States within Malaysia, Etika aims to create impact within our communities under its Etika Cares program.
One such measure includes providing additional sustenance to over impacted 100 Bottom 40 per cent (B40) families in meeting their daily necessities with Gibraltar BSN Life Bhd.
“One of the biggest lessons that we adopted from the pandemic and recent flood situation is the importance of supporting and helping out one another in times of crisis,” Khalid added.