While living a zero-waste lifestyle is possible, it’s a way of life that isn’t easy by any stretch of the imagination. The lifestyle is especially difficult when grocery shopping at a traditional supermarket is involved, as you’ll soon find plastic waste in everything from vegetable packaging to ice cream pints.

To reduce shoppers’ carbon footprints, grocery service Dizzie, previously known as Good Club, has launched reusable, fossil-fuel-free packaging designed by Blond.

Dizzie tapped Blond’s design team to develop a packaging system that is both long-lasting and 100% recyclable at the end of life. The biggest goal, however, was that the packaging system would also need to be decanted or stored for later collection. That way, it could be washed and sanitized by Dizzie and later reused by future customers.