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Miss Piyajit Ruckariyapong, Chief Executive Officer of Sappe Public Company Limited (SAPPE), which won the first runner-up prize in the Gender-Responsive Marketplace category from the UN Women 2022 Thailand WEPs Awards, participated the “Ring the Bell for Gender Equality” event held as a driving force to encourage the private sector to promote gender equality. The SAPPE CEO also jointly celebrated the economic, political and social success of women around the world on the occasion of International Women’s Day 2023 at the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) building. Ms. Piyajit said SAPPE was proud to be part of the “Ring the Bell for Gender Equality” event as the company has been emphasizing on all stakeholders throughout the supply chain. Policies, strategies and targets have been set to constantly respond to the expectations of the stakeholders under the management of SAPPE sustainability committee consisting of representatives from all departments of the company. The committee is tasked to oversee the stakeholders in the supply chain of each department to the point and discloses its performance in the annual report for transparency and to allow the stakeholders such as investors and shareholders as well as the general public to obtain information thoroughly. Apart from

Mr. Adisak Ruckariyaphong, Chairman of Sappe’s Sustainable Committee, together with Chief Operating Officer Mr. Arnupap Ruckariyapong and SAPPE team prepare to visit flood-hit areas in Pathum Thani province to provide assistance for people from 120 households who have been affected by floods. The team will hand over 24,000 bottles of SAPPE’s drink products to flood victims through volunteer groups which act as a center to distribute relief packages and items to flood-hit people in Chai Nat, Lop Buri, Sing Buri and Nakhon Sawan provinces. Previous Next

Sappe Chief Executive Officer, Ms. Piyajit Ruckariyapong, gave functional shot product, SAPPE x TAKABB, a herbal drink which helps ease sore throat and cough, to hospitals and a number of organizations, including the ‘Unifying Listed Companies to Communities’ project. The project is a collaboration among member companies of the Thai Listed Companies Association (TLCA), including Sappe, to provide assistance for those affected by the COVID-19 outbreak. The 60,000 bottles of SAPPE x TAKABB worth 1,740,000 baht were part of the company’s effort to help relieve throat irritation for COVID-19 patients and medical staff. In the past four months, Sappe’s CSR team visited and donated around 600,000 refreshment bottles, worth 12 million baht, to a number of hospitals, field hospitals, village public health centers, isolation centers, communities, foundations and volunteer groups. The team also distributed 1,000 relief supplies bags to the homeless in the Ratchadamnoen, Hua Lamphong and Khlong Toey areas directly. Furthermore, the company also supports SCGP’s project in transforming paper boxes into paper beds for COVID-19 patients in field hospitals. Thailand Post’s reBOX Box Bun project is the most recent mission in which Sappe’s CSR team took part by donating unused boxes from the company’s production. A total of

Mr. Adisak Ruckariyaphong, Chairman of Sappe’s Corporate Social Responsibility Committee, together with the company’s CSR members and the team from Toyox Trading (Thailand) Co. Ltd. distributed relief supplies bags to the homeless in several areas in Bangkok. Wearing full-PPE suits, the joint team of Sappe and Toyox gave 1,000 relief supplies bags plus 700 food boxes and chili paste to the homeless and residents in the Ratchadamnoen Avenue, Hua Lamphong and Khlong Toey areas, which are hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. Since the resurgence of COVID-19 four months ago, the Sappe CSR team has been extending support to medical staff and patients with around 600,000 bottles of company products, which were allocated to hospitals, communities and relevant organizations. Sappe is committed to continue its social contribution under the company’s resolution ‘We will better people’s lives through our innovative spirit’.

  Sappe Chairman of Executive Committee, Mr. Adisak Ruckariyaphong led the company’s CSR team to give refreshment products to four civic groups and organizations in Bangkok to show its support in the fight against COVID-19. The first stop was ‘Yindee Club’ Facebook page which sends its staff to distribute food and supplies in need for the homeless and jobless people, who are affected by the COVID-19 outbreak, through community leaders. Yindee Club has been collaborating with two popular Facebook pages, ‘Up for Thai’, known in Thai as Tong Rod, and ‘Mor Lab Panda’ in helping those who suffer from the pandemic. The 150 product cartons were received by Yindee Entertainment Chairman Mr. Panjaruj Arunkhirivich and committee member Ms. Minrayaporn Somnongkham. All items were delivered to dwellers in a Rama 2 community, the Mirror Foundation and a community along the port rail route in the Khlong Toey area. The next stop was Ramkhamhaeng University’s vaccination center where the Sappe team handed 270 cartons of products to support medical personnel and those who come for vaccine jabs. The donated items were presented to Ramkhamhaeng University acting president Asst. Prof. Wuttisak Lapcharoensap and university executives. The third stop was a Bangkok Metropolitan Administration’s

Sappe PCL visited shelters for local residents, who were affected by a fire at Ming Dih Chemical Company factory in the King Kaew area, to give them moral support and products. A total of 215 cartons of products were handed to both rescuers and the fire victims who were forced to leave their houses due to the fire. The Sappe team gave the products to the Ruamkatanyu Foundation at King Kaew which sent rescuers to help both firefighters and the victims. The team later provided relief supplies to four temporary shelters in the area at the Bang Phli Yai subdistrict administration organization, Bang Phli Yai Nai temple, Triam Parinyanuson school and Lannaboon temple. Sappe would like to give warm support for relevant officials at the scene and local residents, who were affected by the fire. The company also wished everybody safely get through it. Previous Next

Sappe PCL continued giving moral support to medical teams, who are fighting against COVID-19. The company’s representatives visited Srinakharinwirot University’s vaccination center at Ongkharak Campus to hand 150 cartons of beverage products for the medical staff and people who come to get vaccines. The supplies were received by Asst. Prof. Acting 2nd Lt. Dr. Kittikoon Rungruang, Vice President for Ongkharak Campus and Physical Development, and university officials. The Sappe team later went to Ongkharak Hospital to give 250 cartons of products to its director Dr. Sayan Ruangkittikul and hospital officials. The refreshing products from Sappe will be distributed to both medical staff and patients at the hospital. Previous Next

Sappe PCL took part in the ‘reBOX’ campaign initiated by Thailand Post to turn unused paper boxes or envelopes into surgical masks for hospitals as Box Bun (merit box). Sappe Chairman of Executive Committee, Mr. Adisak Ruckariyaphong, donated one ton of boxes from the company’s production to Thailand Post represented by Dr. Waraporn Kongkiawpan Executive Vice President on strategy, and Mr. Samrueng Chuensiri, Executive Vice President on regional operation 2. The box donation from Sappe will continue until the end of October as the company has a strong determination to be part of the mission led by Thailand Post in social contribution. The boxes and envelopes will be turned into cash, which will be used to produce surgical masks. The masks will be distributed to hospitals and Sappe expects to donate around 40 tons or 40,000 kilograms of paper boxes throughout the campaign. Previous Next

Sappe PCL led by Chairman of Executive Committee, Mr. Adisak Ruckariyaphong, collaborated with Thai Beverage Industry Association to launch the ‘Sharing kindness for livable (Thai) society’ charity project in which Sappe donated its products for medical teams through the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA). A total of 300 cartons of B’lue vitamin water, worth 144,000 Baht, were handed to the BMA which will deliver them to the frontline medical personnel, who work at the hospitals and hospitels overseen by the BMA to prevent and control the spread of COVID-19 in Bangkok. The donated products were received by Bangkok Governor Pol. Gen. Aswin Kwanmuang at the BMA headquarters.   Previous Next