in.gredients: "The first zero-waste, package-free grocery store in the US."

[nrbuckner]

Come to Portland, OR!!!

[hummingbird091]

@BobDoleNSatanRmyniGz

Why? Because it's actually good?

[princessofprimp]

bring this to atlanta!!! :)

[LightofOlodumare]

yeah it's just like shopping in ordinary food bazaars in other countries...this is what these folks do everyday...

[OnlyTruthMakesFree]

Super :-)

[bparr7337]

How do you offer frozen veggies? How do you prevent nutrient loss, protect from contamination and spoilage, keep crunchy things crunchy and bendable things unbent? Packaging....not such a bad idea....

[MUSEicalTorch]

AWESOME.

[Snizmark]

Come to Ohio to please!

[CaravelClerihew]

Zero to no packaging? AKA grocery shopping in most developing countries I've lived in?

God Americans are so pretentious.

[jasper39x]

@CaravelClerihew your an idiot ! go back & live in your freekin 3rd world country already

[maryparsley]

I CANT WAIT!!~

[CAlex6977]

Oh god, please put this on Kickstarter you will get 1 mill in donations.

[silvana6427]

bravo

[JanMarie1007]

Way to go!!!

[Beachdudeca]

Okay this is really not a revolutionary idea there is a local market here in San Francisco (Rainbow Grocery) that provides a number of bulk options but what you are trying to launch will be very hard for most to adopt.

Heck our local Rainbow Grocery has over 800 bulk items and that is not even counting their herbs, teas, coffees, cheeses or bakery items and they provide a packaging credit when you bring your own container.

You can check out their website here rainbow.coop

[smlevy42]

What's up with what appears to be wax paper that the stick of butter's wrapped in? I agree with Puleczech that this is not really a new idea (pre-1800's anyone?) but it's an idea whose time has clearly come again. Best wishes for great success!

[pihuichoazul]

What do you do with, let's say upstate New York in the winter? If you want to only eat seasonal produce, you would be eating balls of ice!!! Food needs to be transported from one place to another. This is a good idea, but think what needs to be done in areas where fresh produce is not available.

[Puleczech]

Somebody reinvented wheel here. What's way more interesting and even miraculous than opening this shop in 2011? The fact that people find this as a good idea as late as 2011.

[Animewover300]

Bring to Houston plz!!! This is really good!

[TheBestNameEverMade]

They need to simply start using edible packaging.

[Rhetorikol]

I love this, I was wondering why this hadn't been done before either, I took a Food Environments course last fall in NYC and was hoping we'd see something like this in Texas. Consider expanding soon to San Antonio please.

[Kabira57]

Honestly, this is a dream come true. Awesome awesome awesome. Please bring to Los Angeles.

[jsb400]

AWESOME! Bring your store to Midway Georgia!!!

[EvieGurl6]

This is an awesome idea!!