Best of Local: What it means to run a zero-waste shop and why they are on the rise Zero-waste shops are popping up across the country. Here's why we should look to reduce our own waste, and who the business owners making change are. By Julia Bryce July 1, 2020, 12:00 pm Updated: July 3, 2020, 11:48 am [[intro]] [[title]] [[text]] [[button_text]] [[outro]] Tags Aberdeenshire Eco-Friendly organic plastic free shop Sustainable The Little Green Larder zero waste More from the Press and Journal Food and Drink team Local Business ‘What’s happening now is just tragic’: Aberdeen Northern Hotel feeling the pinch of crippling bills and rates June 30, 20221 Premium Content Food and Drink A tale of two restaurants: Why Aberdeen bakery Fat Batch is thriving as sandwich bar closes doors June 30, 20220 Premium Content Scotland business Brewdog founder’s vertical farm in Ellon demonstrates towering ambitions June 30, 20222 Premium Content More from the Press and Journal Sounds of the past bring to life replica 17th century turf house in Glencoe Aberdeen boss Jim Goodwin set to make call on who will captain the team Northern Soul fan plans Aberdeen to Hartlepool fundraiser in a Tuk Tuk John Swinney to assume finance responsibilities as Kate Forbes steps down on maternity leave ‘It’s no use to anyone’: Road works at Union Terrace diverts buses much to residents dismay Dozens of dead sea birds found across Balmedie Beach sparking avian flu concerns
Local Business ‘What’s happening now is just tragic’: Aberdeen Northern Hotel feeling the pinch of crippling bills and rates June 30, 20221 Premium Content
Food and Drink A tale of two restaurants: Why Aberdeen bakery Fat Batch is thriving as sandwich bar closes doors June 30, 20220 Premium Content
Scotland business Brewdog founder’s vertical farm in Ellon demonstrates towering ambitions June 30, 20222 Premium Content
