It's nearly impossible to make a trip to the grocery store and not wind up with a mound of plastic in the garbage. But some stores are trying to change that.
Walmart test lets customers shop a curated, virtual apartment. You can shop in VR rather than a physical store.
The world’s first pay-what-you-can grocery store just opened up in Toronto and the shelves are stocked entirely with food that was destined for a landfill.
France was the first country to pass a law that prevented throwing away food that neared expiration. Now they’re having a same approach to the textile industry that prohibits throwing away unsold clothes.
Over half of products in supermarkets contain palm oil and demand is contributing to deforestation. United Kingdom supermarket Iceland said they will stop using palm oil in their own brand food by the end of 2018.
The world’s first plastic-free supermarket aisle opened in Netherlands-based supermarket chain Ekoplaza. Within this aisle, customers will be able to choose from more than 700 plastic-free products.
Earth.Food.Love is a unique supermarket that sells ethically-sourced and pesticide-free goods.
Montreal supermarket claims to be the first grocery store in Canada to sell produce grown on its own roof.
The Moby store is a self-driving grocery store, powered by solar and open round-the-clock without staffing.
