Scoop Marketplace, a zero-waste grocery store, opens in Kirkland

The store in Juanita Village offers bulk foods in reusable containers, eco-friendly cleaning products, household items and more.
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[@eemoogee160]

Please patronize this store and reduce our plastic consumption. We literally are eating it.

[@jesscateyesquad]

Such a great idea and cute store 😸

[@cantsay]

I am curious about how you get the products? I can see a skeezy owner just buying cheap bagged items and dumping them into big pretty glass containers to charge a premium. How do we know we aren't being swindled and just as much waste goes on to stock these "reusable" jars?

[@mattandmelissablair5612]

But muh covaids?

[@kimberly5946]

"Reusable menstrual items"....?!?🤢🤢🤢

[@djinndaurbanbohemian]

No odder than cloth diapers....

[@tridie420]

Better than loads of tampons and pads sitting in the landfill. Diva cups can last year's. So can reusable pads.

[@cantsay]

I agree, some items don't have to be reusable, but can be disposable and made of better resources.

[@eemoogee160]

Yes. It's normal.

[@gifttanakan]

YES. They are so common. Reusable cup, pads. Personally, they feel so much better than the disposables and cheaper in a long run.