Amanda Palmer/Zero Waste Market Shoppers can use their own glass jars to scoop out dry goods at Zero Waste Market in Vancouver, Canada. Zero Waste Market/SFU Beedie School of BusinessIn recent years, a spate of no-waste markets have popped up across Europe. Brianne Miller's Zero Waste Market is set to open in Vancouver, Canada, this fall following the success of various pop-up stores in the city. And in Denver, Lyndsey Manderson, co-founder of the store Zero Waste, plans to install a tracker at her shop so customers can see how much packaging they've kept from going to the landfill. The store would sell milk from Ronnybrook Farm, in upstate New York, in glass bottles, which shoppers could then bring back on their next grocery trip.

Source: Huffington Post July 05, 2016 11:15 UTC