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@wisynco has partnered with the Recycling Partners of Jamaica (#RPJ) for their Deposit Refund Scheme (#DRS). You can now earn from recycling! Currently all Wisynco PET (1) and HDPE (2) bottles are accepted in this program. Submit your bottles to RPJ and get paid at any Lasco Cambio islandwide. #Wisynco #WisyncoECO #scholarshipja #lascocambio #WisyncoBottles #RecyclingPlastic #petbottles @recyclingja #recyclingjamaica (at ScholarshipJamaica.com) https://www.instagram.com/p/CbY9by_uLAX/?utm_medium=tumblr

The Wisynco Eco Club Recycle Competition, with several thousand students participating from over 100 schools across the island has collected an accumulative total of 10,424,372 plastic bottles for its 2019-2020 recycling initiative.  Held under the theme, ‘Recycling Plastic, Feels Fantastic’, the competition aims to increase awareness and actions towards recycling and plastic bottle recovery; while […]

If you know a student preparing to sit the PEP exams we have some very good news for you. 😀 We have partnered with @edufocal to provide FREE access to their LIVE online classes for the entire month of April. 😁 If you are interested in this opportunity click the link in our bio to sign up or tag a friend who might be interested! Remember our children are the future, let's help them to grow. ❤️ #Wisynco #EduFocal #LetsTalkPEP #scholarshipjamaica #pep #onlinelearning #studyonline Credit @wisynco (at ScholarshipJamaica.com) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-uHRvRhc9d/?igshid=150r9cyoeiiw2

Wisynco Group Limited, in recognition of the front-line workers who are committed to stemming the impact of the novel Coronavirus, Covid-19, in Jamaica has lent its support through the contribution of its purified water brand, WATA®, and energy malt, Vitamalt, to persons serving in the medical field. Vitamalt Brand Manager Kevon Spence shared, “We had […]

What is your day? Via @jamaicagleaner ・・・ The Wisynco Group has made more than 100 workers redundant in the last few weeks and has opted out of the food packaging business as the Government remains firm in its decision to place a ban on all Styrofoam products come January 1, 2020. Chairman of the manufacturing and distribution company, William Mahfood, said the company ceased production of Styrofoam products a few weeks ago and the workers were made redundant this month. “We are actually coming out of the packaging business,” he told The Sunday Gleaner. “It is a very, very small part of our business. I think actually, we will probably end up becoming more profitable as a company, because the sales people will focus more on our beverage business and the other products which are more profitable,” he said. Visit the link in #jamaicagleaner stories to read more. (📷: File) #GLNRToday #wisynco #styrofoam https://www.instagram.com/p/B6qRws9BZAu/?igshid=1d9xr5bl4v42p

Join this worthy cause with @wisynco. While you at it, ask Mr. Mafood about their #scholarships. ・・・ Come on out to the National Arena this Friday and Sunday for the Green Expo 2019 Bottle Drive. It’s going to informative and FUN! Bring your empty bottles for a chance to win prizes! #Wisynco #WisyncoECO #RecyclingPlasticFeelsFantastic https://www.instagram.com/p/ByRZqivhpQI/?igshid=a6gy6izxrobm

#TeenVybeNews :: #Wisynco warehouse is on fire. Firefighters are now battling a massive blaze at the comany's warehouse in Lakes Pen, Spanish Town, St Catherine. We are unable to state if anyone has been injured or what caused the fire. #TeenVybeMagazine #TeenVybe