Maria Granel – Alvalade is the first Portuguese waste-free shope, an organic bulk grocery and “plastic free” accessories store. It was founded in 2015.
By promoting Bulk sales, this business actively contributes to reducing global food waste in production and consumer. It also encourages the reduction of waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling, and reuse.
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This project promotes action that strengthens the means of implementation and revitalizes the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development . This SDG supports the creation of strong partnerships to achieve the ambitious goals of the 2030 Agenda.
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Mercearia Granelândia, in Fernão Ferro, offers various types of products by weight to help reduce food and plastic waste: teas, coffee beans and ground coffee,
Biomercado is a place where you can discover all the products you would find in a conventional supermarket but, of course, all organic and ecological.
Celeiro – Vasco da Gama Organic products, healthy meals, natural cosmetics, gluten-free products, food supplements, and many other items are part of Celeiro’s current offer
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