
Granelândia
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,
Mariazinha is a store with history. In 1934 at Baixa Pombalina, a store oponed with the same trademark, A Mariazinha, in honor of the founder’s daughter, Jerónimo Coutinho. That store closed about 40 years ago. A second Mariazinha, meanwhile, has moved to Alvalade. It is still the only one in the neighborhood that specializes in selling teas and coffees.
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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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,
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