We are Online Market of organic fruits, vegetables, juices and dried fruits. Visit site for a complete list of exclusive we are stocking.

Contact

12th Floor, New Building, SLIIT Campus, New Kandy Road, Malabe, Sri Lanka.

+94706060666

info@zeroplastic.lk

www.zeroplastic.lk

Contact us

Year: 2022

Are the waters still glimmering in blue? Not anymore! – Ahangama project with the collaboration of the island tattoo connection artisans

It all started with an occasional plastic bottle passing through waterways ignored by the onlookers. Years passed and, the waters are invaded with plastics threatening not only the life in water but also the ones who are responsible for it. As an advance towards gaining the blue again, Zero Plastic National Movement stepped in introducing...

The project in Ahangama area was a huge step that we have taken on an international level with the collaboration of the island tattoo connection artisians

Zero plastic National Movement is the volunteer community of Sri Lanka in which the volunteer undergraduates have the intention to save the plastic and polythene-engulfed world.         As a community, we had taken many enormous amounts of steps to preserve nature, water, and mother earth. The project in Ahangama area was a...

An awareness series covering five major schools in Ahangama with the collaboration of the island tattoo connection artisans

“Art is born of the observation and investigation of nature.” – Marcus Tullius Cicero The ZeroPlastic Movement, comprised of 80+ international artists from Nepal, India, Thailand, the United States, Australia, and all European countries, staged a massive and significant event series in and around Ahangama. On October 22nd, world-famous artists arrived in Sri Lanka to...

World cleanup day 2022

Voice: Mandira Kobbawala Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka

UNDP partners with Ideamart, Vibhava Solutions and Zero Plastic National Movement for the ‘HackaDev Green Innovation Challenge’

Colombo, Sri Lanka, 20 October 2022: The demand to develop and put into practice new and innovative sustainable lifestyle methods that contribute towards a greener economy continues to surge, now more than ever as Sri Lanka sees itself in the wake of an economic crisis. The recent fuel hikes seen the world over along with the...

World Cleanup Day – Katthankudy Beachside.

Zero Plastic National moment organized the World cleanup day 2022 celebration in Sri Lanka. Our moment launched 12 island-wide cleanup projects concomitantly in the country on the 17th of September 2022. Zero Plastic Volunteers joined with that day, taking Katthankudy Beachside.       The Cleanup was held from around 8.00 am to 1.00 pm....

Be aware and let’s change for making a green world

Awareness is a great agent for chane. We hope to change mindest of people about plastic. Parallely we are going to change habits of people regarding usage of plastics . An awareness session project was successfully concluded by Ocean University zeroplastic members at G/ Rajamaha Vihara Dhamma school Yatagala, Unawatuna. We informed the students about...

Erik Solheim has joined Zero Plastic Movement as the international adviser.

Zero plastic is extending its branches all over the globe to reduce plastics by inducing social behavioral changes. Linking the Zero Plastic Movement to the world, His Excellency Mr. Erik Solheim teamed up with Zero Plastic National Movement as the international advisor of Zero Plastic National Movement. He is a former Norwegian diplomat, former politician...

World Cleanup Day – Negombo Beach

An annual global social action campaign referred to as World Cleanup Day aims to address the worldwide problem of solid waste, particularly litter.         World Cleanup Day first started on 15th September 2018 and has been held annually for four years. This year, World Cleanup Day was held on 17th September 2022,...

Trash free MADU!

The Madu Ganga is a river with a very important ecosystem in Sri Lanka. Madu Ganga, which is part of Sri Lanka’s most valuable mangrove ecosystem, is surrounded by a group of islands. In the Madu River, which is said to be an ecological creation consisting of sixty-four islands, sixty-four islands cannot be seen today....