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... Ocean Park ... buffet at Neptune’s Restaurant, the largest restaurant in an aquarium in Hong Kong. Share your most important day with your guests in a ...
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Fabulous 100th Day Celebrations
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In 2018, Ocean Park’s commitment to sustainability has been recognised with ... for the Park’s sustainable fish balls. The Park reinvented an all-time favourite local street snack by sourcing fish balls made from ...
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... environmental awareness. As a responsible corporate citizen, Ocean Park is constantly exploring new ways to enhance the sustainable ...
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Ocean Park signed the Low Carbon Charter launched by Business Environment ... on Climate Change (UNFCCC)’s Paris Agreement.
Ocean Park embrace the ethos of responsible global citizenship and ...
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To contribute to the sustainability of marine life, Ocean Park removed shark fin from the menus way back in 1995 and start offering ... certified by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC).
Ocean Park starts providing low carbon menu in Tuxedos Restaurant, located in ... and choosing suppliers but also in cooking method. Ocean Park makes effort in different aspects to raise awareness of the ...
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... are one of the top ten contributors to marine debris.
Ocean Park Hong Kong has always been showing great support to reduce plastic ...
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... "Earth Hour". This year marks the 15th consecutive year of Ocean Park's participation in this campaign, demonstrating our commitment to ...
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Ocean Park Conversation Foundation, Hong Kong (OPCFHK) announced the return of ... and contaminate the food chain, consequently posing an adverse effect on our health. To protect the environment from plastic ... everyday
In response to World Oceans Day on 8 June, Ocean Park Conservation Foundation, Hong Kong (OPCFHK) launched the very first ... the “No Straw Day” again and has set up game booths in Ocean Park to convey plastic-free living and to encourage individuals to pledge ... city. However, this still means that Hong Kong residents use an eye-watering, 1.44 billion plastic straws a year.
This year, OPCFHK has ...
