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Zero waste shops

The whole point of a zero-waste shop is to cut down on packaging primarily, but also food waste.

The growth of zero waste shops

The growth of zero waste shops has taken off over the last few years, with more of them opening in the county.

Shoppers take their own tubs or bags along and only buy what they need.

Zero waste shops or retailers in Worcestershire that offer refills of cleaning products/ milk/ dried goods are as follows:

  • Churchfields Farm
  • Empty Jars
  • Greenlink
  • Pack It In – Zero Waste Living
  • Top Barn Farm

There are also a growing number of businesses that offer all sorts of items that are an alternative to plastic, see useful links.

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