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Vancouver will soon be home to Canada’s first plastic- and packaging-free grocer, Zero Waste Market, according to a report on CBC.ca
Customers at Zero Waste Market buy groceries by filling their containers and bags with bulk items, and the concept began as a series of pop-up stores last fall.
The market’s founder Brianne Miller looks to open a brick-and-mortar business in Vancouver later this year.
The idea for a Zero Waste Market came to Miller while she was working as a marine biologist.
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