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Badminton legend Datuk Rashid Sidek’s active lifestyle and passion is being fueled by the new MILO® HI-FIBRE which is high in fibre and with the great MILO® taste for all to enjoy From left, Catherine Yap, Consumer Marketing Manager - MILO®️Business Unit, Nestlé (Malaysia) Berhad, Juan Aranols, Chief Executive Officer, Nestlé (Malaysia) Berhad, Datuk Rashid Sidek and Ng Su Yen, Pegawai Eksekutif Unit Perniagaan MILO, Business Executive Officer, Nestlé (Malaysia) Berhad. Datuk Rashid Sidek joins forces with MILO® on a mission to energise Malaysians to bravely step forward with the new MILO® HI-FIBRE. Having made the nation proud with his numerous accomplishments in a decades-spanning career as Malaysia’s legendary badminton player, Datuk Rashid Sidek is now taking another brave step forward to continue championing an active lifestyle with the nutrition and energy of the new MILO® HI-FIBRE as his MILO® of choice that fuels the next chapter of his life. MILO® HI-FIBRE is a new addit

Perseverance, courage, tenacity lead national rhythmic gymnast Izzah Amzan to Gold Sportsperson Award honour. The Ministry of Education (MOE)-MSSM-MILO® Awards 2019 were presented to top-performing student athletes for their outstanding achievements, as well as to teachers and coaches for their dedication and contribution to Malaysian School Sports Council (MSSM) competitions in the eligibility year of 2019. The presentation was postponed for one year due to the pandemic. Recognising excellence in 13 categories including rare top honour, Gold Sportsperson Award, the ceremony was launched by Datuk Dr. Radzi Jidin, Minister of Education Malaysia. In his speech, Datuk Dr. Radzi Jidin emphasised the role that sports play in further developing the potential of students in a holistic and integrated manner, in line with the National Education Philosophy. “MOE is one of the ministries that is involved directly in implementing the National Sports Policy. Our efforts are supported by the establi

Exclusively-designed MILO® 1.5kg Tins in collaboration with Loka Made come with an augmented reality (AR) feature and opportunity to win MILO® merchandise. MILO® is honouring the strength and the never-give-up spirit of Malaysians this Merdeka and Malaysia Day season. In a collaboration with homegrown creative brand, Loka Made, MILO® has released its commemorative Limited Edition 1.5kg Tin 2021 Collection that depicts this uniquely MILO® and Malaysia story as part of its annual tradition of delighting fans with the much-coveted collector’s item which, in a first this year, is enhanced with an augmented reality (AR) feature. Having nourished Malaysians for over 70 years with the goodness of malt, milk, cocoa and a blend of six vitamins and three minerals essential in providing the energy to take on the day – as well as the distinctive, inimitable choco-malty taste beloved by generations – MILO® has woven itself into the fabric of Malaysian society, becoming intrinsically inseparable fro

430 MILO® bundle packs distributed to seven organisations nationwide in conjunction with the Ramadan and Hari Raya festivities. Skuad Kebaikan MILO - The Lost Food Project From Selayang to Kuching, communities in-need around the country welcomed the recent Hari Raya Aidilfitri festivities with #ParcelKebaikan (food parcel donations), thanks to the generosity of Malaysians who made their contributions to #SkuadKebaikanMILO during the fasting month of Ramadan. #SkuadKebaikanMILO, the online giving platform established by MILO® via Shopee, returned for the second year in early April to continue spreading goodness and helping communities in-need stay nourished and energised during these challenging times. Skuad Kebaikan MILO - Food Aid Foundation Bringing the online community together for a good cause, #SkuadKebaikanMILO provided a safe, convenient way for Malaysians to contribute by purchasing any one of the four #ParcelKebaikan bundle packs offering the goodness of MILO® and other Nestl

18x Grand Prizes of home theatre system comprising 65” smart TV, 15” laptop, one-year free subscription to fast-speed internet and Sony PlayStation 5 to upgrade your home entertainment experience! As football fever sweeps the nation, MILO® is kicking the season off into high gear with Peraduan MILO® Hidup Bola, a football-themed contest offering more than RM550,000 worth of attractive prizes, including the ultimate prize of a total of 18 sets of state-of-the-art home theatre system complete with the highly-coveted Sony PlayStation 5. The contest is part of MILO®’s drive to delight its consumers as they continue to stay energised with the goodness of MILO®, while drumming up the excitement for the return of football season. “We wish to show our appreciation to our loyal shoppers for their trust and support by rewarding them through this contest. We were so deeply heartened by the overwhelming response to our contest last year in conjunction with our 70th anniversary in Malaysia that we

Four local communities weave environmental sustainability into their crafts, upcycling MILO stick packs to divert plastic waste away from landfills UPcycled Shack founder Tressie Yap (left) shares her upcycling skills with B40 women in her home state of Sabah. Upcycling is on the uptrend. Not only is the more creative, younger sister of recycling surging in popularity especially as a passion project during the Movement Control Order, it is steadily gaining importance in terms of its value in waste reduction and reduction in virgin material production, tipping the scale towards our shared environmental sustainability goals. Turning waste into a material or product that is of a higher quality in a creative way, upcycling gives otherwise useless or unwanted products a new lease of life and purpose. While the concept may be new to the average Malaysian, local communities have begun embracing upcycling in their effort to not only protect the environment but also improve the livelihood of m

Secondary schools nationwide began to spring to life early April after months of home-based learning and teaching under the second Movement Control Order. The return of face-to-face learning was highly anticipated especially by Form 1 students who, having experienced the transition to secondary school at home, were looking forward to reconnecting with their teachers and friends in school. Cikgu Mohd Bakri bin Talib (left) from SMK Zon R1 Wangsa Maju accepts a back-to-school care package courtesy of MILO® Malaysia and Al Ikhsan Sports on behalf of his students from a MILO® Field Promotion Officer. To commemorate this significant occasion, MILO® and Al-Ikhsan Sports joined forces to welcome back 15,000 secondary school students across 10 schools in Kuala Lumpur with back-to-school care packages. Each care package consisted of back-to-school essentials such as notebooks, hand sanitizers and wet wipes to help students start face-to-face learning safely. It also came with MILO® Activ-G

The simple act of returning used MILO® stick packs and sachets goes a long way towards reducing plastic waste. Through the MILO® Stik Pek X-Change, consumers are invited to return used MILO® stick packs and sachets in an effort to divert plastic waste away from ending up in landfills and waterways. Redeem all 4 limited edition MILO® sports bag with a total of 50 points each through MILO® Stik Pek X-Change. From 1 March to 31 May 2021, consumers may take part in MILO® Stik Pek X-Change by collecting used MILO® stick packs and sachets up to the required amount, cleaning and returning them via post. For their effort, consumers will be rewarded with limited edition MILO® sports bags, available in four trendy designs. All stick packs and sachets under the MILO® mixes range, including MILO® Kosong, MILO® Less Sugar, MILO® 3-in-1 and MILO® with Whole Grain Cereal, as well as MILO® Nutri Breakfast (both Banana and Seeds variants) are eligible for the campaign. Each product carries one or two

The simple act of returning used MILO® stick packs and sachets goes a long way towards reducing plastic waste. Through the MILO® Stik Pek X-Change, consumers are invited to return used MILO® stick packs and sachets in an effort to divert plastic waste away from ending up in landfills and waterways. From 1 March to 31 May 2021, consumers may take part in MILO® Stik Pek X-Change by collecting used MILO® stick packs and sachets up to the required amount, cleaning and returning them via post. For their effort, consumers will be rewarded with limited edition MILO® sports bags, available in four trendy designs. All stick packs and sachets under the MILO® mixes range, including MILO® Kosong, MILO® Less Sugar, MILO® 3-in-1 and MILO® with Whole Grain Cereal, as well as MILO® Nutri Breakfast (both Banana and Seeds variants) are eligible for the campaign. Each product carries one or two points. To exchange for one of the MILO® sports bags, a total of 50 points is needed. MILO® Stik Pek X-Change

More than 35,000 students from B40 families in 700 primary schools across the country have begun receiving breakfast sets under Projek Kantin MILO®, a nutrition assistance programme initiated by MILO® in partnership with the Ministry of Education Malaysia. Projek Kantin MILO® provides students in need wholesome breakfast meals paired with nutritious MILO® UHT drinks – totaling more than 1 million sets – over a period of 20 schooling days for free. The meals are prepared by canteen school operators of the respective schools who are also subsidised under this programme. Set up in response to the socioeconomic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on schools and communities, Projek Kantin MILO® is part of Nestlé Malaysia’s wider effort to offer relief and nourishment to the nation during these unprecedented times. According to Dato’ Adnan Pawanteh, Executive Director, Group Corporate Affairs, Nestlé (Malaysia) Berhad, “As the nation steadily rebuilds itself, our purpose of enhancing quality of

More than 50,000 students sitting for the long-awaited Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) 2020 examinations were treated to a week’s supply of MILO® UHT. MILO® surprised students all over the country with the energising MILO® UHT as they returned to school to embark on the first week of examinations after months of home-based learning and postponements due to the Movement Control Order.  SMA Rawang : Students of SMA Rawang , Selangor show their excitement over the free MILO® UHT delivery to keep them going for their SPM 2020 examinations. Students faced a tough year in 2020, having to navigate their way around online classes interspersed with very brief periods of face-to-face learning and guidance from their teachers. Form Five students particularly were not able to spend their final year in secondary school with their friends and make the most of this important time in their lives. To cheer these students on as they take on the homestretch, MILO® has stepped in to provide its nutritious

The 2018 school year has just begun. Every year MILO® Malaysia visits schools with its iconic MILO® van nationwide to jump start the school year, and to inculcate a breakfast eating habit among Malaysians. This year, MILO® Malaysia celebrated the first day of school at 35 schools nationwide. According to a study on breakfast consumption amongst schoolchildren, one out of four children go to school without breakfast. A child is likely to expend around 1500 kcal, which is the equivalent amount of energy to climb a mountain, to swim 50 laps in an Olympic-sized pool. These means that children that forgo breakfast are deprived of the high amount of energy needed for an entire school day. Unfortunately, not many parents are aware of this. The annual school visit this year is also part of a larger initiative that aims to help parents understand that it is important to provide their children with nutritionally balanced breakfast to give them the energy to take on the day. “In 2017, MILO® M