UK Supermarket Unveils Landmark Plastic-Free Range
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Would you buy milk or peanut butter at the grocery store if they were on tap, using a refillable glass jar instead of a plastic container?
Well, if you live in the UK, you can do that starting today.
In an effort to further cut single-use plastic waste, The Thornton’s Budgens store in Belsize Park of North London unveiled its landmark Unpackaged range of 200 products. Now, in addition to dry goods like legumes, nuts, and grains, shoppers can buy milk, orange juice, and peanut butter at the tap, along with reusable glass jars.
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