SUSTAINABILITY


As part of our efforts to reduce virgin plastics in our own brand packaging, we conducted a trial to eliminate excess headspace in the packaging of our Pasar and Simply Finest brands of vegetables. This reduced 3% of packaging content from each pack of vegetables, removing more than 230 kg of virgin plastics from our vegetable packaging in 2023.


Tai Hua’s relationship with FairPrice is deep-rooted in more than 40 years of history. They are also one of the suppliers supported under FairPrice’s SME Suppliers Support and Development Programme (SSDP). Under this programme, FairPrice’s suppliers benefit from shorter payment terms which improves their cash flow, and also enjoy a slew of other support packages including significant discounts on fees as well as marketing and promotional support

For over five decades, we’ve made it our mission to provide daily essentials at reasonable prices, and this dedication continues to drive our commitment to be an environmentally responsible retailer. Our goal is to halve our Scope 1 and Scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, and to achieve operational net-zero by 2045.

The grocery sector’s supply chain is a powerful lever for decarbonisation, and suppliers play a crucial role in reducing emissions and enhancing resilience. Our goal is to support our suppliers in measuring their emissions, setting science-aligned targets, and implementing decarbonisation strategies -turning sustainability from aspiration into action.

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Towards A Generation of Net-Zero

Our sustainability programmes drive sustainability forward, bridging today’s ambitions with the long-term wellbeing of future generations.

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Being Fair, Doing Good and Acting Right

For the planet

Operational net-zero by 2045, five years ahead of the national target

For our customers

Keep daily essentials within reach

For our suppliers

For our people

For the community

For the business

The first seeds of sustainability germinated in FairPrice some 40 years ago. Since then, we’ve achieved many firsts – from being Singapore’s first supermarket to stop selling shark’s fin in 2012, to pioneering a plastic bag charge in 2019. We believe our journey will bear fruit for the collective future of our people and planet.