The zero-waste store requires shoppers to bring their own reusable containers to take home food. The store’s owner, Isabelle DeMillan, said she opened the business because she wanted to reduce ...

By using reusable dishes and silverware and scraping plates into a “food-scraps-only” bucket, we achieved zero waste. An event, household or operation is considered “zero waste” when 90% or more of ...

If you're wondering about that zero-waste life or just want to take small ... such as beeswax wraps and compostable utensils. Outside the shop, you can find them on Instagram giving tips, tricks ...

he and his then-partner decided to open up the city’s first zero-waste grocery shop. Drawing inspiration from the bulk-food-heavy Rainbow Grocery Co-op, one of their favorite haunts in San Francisco, ...

It was my first time at a bulk refill and zero-waste shop ... around the brightly lit 1,200-square-foot shop. Aside from dozens of dried food dispensers, there were shelves holding spices ...

Along with Tan Pei Yan, the duo started off as lecturers, when they noticed a need for a zero-waste ... into a store selling, well, a lot. Mostly sourced from local businesses, distributors, and ...

Every food product has a QR code that you ... There’s a kombucha draft machine in the back. The store also has a limited selection of zero-waste lifestyle items such as bamboo toothbrushes ...

If you have a zero-waste store near you, take along your canisters and containers to stock up on things like cereals, grains, coffee and dried food, so that you buy what you need and don’t have ...

Carleigh Bodrug of PlantYou shared her simple zero-waste recipes. Sustainable food hacks turn scraps into ... discarding the tops. Store and use as you would regular vinegar.