True Zero Waste Stores

A storefront and online resource offering body care and DIY supplies such as handmade natural cosmetics, aromatherapy, cosmetic making supplies, and plastic free housewares. They also offer workshops about creating wholesome, effective body care.

Ecoexistence is an eco-friendly lifestyle store specializing in healthy, earth-conscious household products including self care items, feminine hygiene products, reusable lunch items, kitchen basic, and much more.

Low Waste Makers of Green Bodycare: Making green living more accessible by offering a tier level savings system: 1. Buy handcrafted bodycare in refillable packaging with direct pricing, 2. Refill bodycare products to reduce waste + save money, 3. DIY Ingredients in bulk to make your own. They also offer DIY bodycare workshops and affordable ZW supplies.

This member-owned, democratically run co-operative stocks organic, local, fair trade, and zero waste products. With over 400 bulk items, from fresh produce to package-free and BYOC personal care products, they support a community of conscious consumers interested in sustainable, eco-friendly living.

Located in Toronto, Ontario, Saponetti stocks refillable soaps and detergents in refundable mason jars to meet waste-free household needs. Providing soaps that are largely plant-derived and biodegradable, Saponetti provides an eco-friendly alternative to petrochemical products, and even offers emission-free delivery.

The Green Jar offers an extensive refill section welcoming BYO for pantry staples, self care and personal hygiene products; a variety of plastic alternatives including stainless steel straws and bamboo utensils; as well as drinks in deposit & return bottles (juice, kombucha) and a variety of fresh salads.

A zero-waste bulk foods store where customers enjoy an interactive, personal shopping experience. The Source is committed to locally grown and produced wholefoods: find London-based Booch on tap, grind your own flour or nut butter, and select from a wide variety of dry goods.

The Bare Market is a one-stop shop committed to sustainable living that provides locally sourced, package-free home, body care products and grocery items.

Toronto-based Etee's production facility in Oshawa develops genuine solutions to plastic pollution. Etee offers eco-friendly, plastic-free household cleaners, kitchen and laundry items, personal care products, and plastic alternatives. They make natural resin & beeswax bags and wraps – excellent for storing food plastic free.

Low Waste Makers of Green Bodycare: Making green living more accessible by offering a tier level savings system: 1. Buy handcrafted bodycare in refillable packaging with direct pricing, 2. Refill bodycare products to reduce waste + save money, 3. DIY Ingredients in bulk to make your own. They also offer DIY bodycare workshops and affordable ZW supplies.

Nuthouse offers kitchen and snack staples, as well as health and wellness products in bulk. Located on Bloor Street West in Toronto, Nuthouse also supplies a variety of fair trade products that support eco-friendly and socially conscious consumers.

Strictly Bulk supplies bulk foods including kitchen staples, snacks, and more. Stock up on almost anything: spices, nuts, candy, dried fruit, oats, oatmeal, coffee beans or organic laundry soap - to name just a few. The best part: you don’t pay for packaging.

The RE Place stocks sustainable, locally sourced products for the kitchen, bathroom, and general household, and offers a wide range of refillable household essentials on tap. The RE Place shares a roof with Poured Coffee, a zero waste coffee shop.

This zero waste grocery store and supermarket provides package-free produce, kitchen and household staples, including deposit & return options for items like salad dressings and salsa, and personal beauty and hygiene items. Unboxed Market aims to reconnect consumers with the sourcing and making of food.

Eco & Amour supplies refillable beauty and hygiene products in reusable containers, and a variety of home essentials. Focused on minimizing packaging and sustainable shopping, this Scarborough-based company offers products made in Canada.

This Farmers’ Market runs year-round on Saturdays and helps build a sustainable food system by featuring local and seasonal Ontario farmers, producers, wineries, breweries and chefs.

Low Waste Makers of Green Bodycare: Making green living more accessible by offering a tier level savings system: 1. Buy handcrafted bodycare in refillable packaging with direct pricing, 2. Refill bodycare products to reduce waste + save money, 3. DIY Ingredients in bulk to make your own. They also offer DIY bodycare workshops and affordable ZW supplies.

The Pretty Clean Shop is a Toronto-based, sustainable living store in the Junction. Specializing in refillable home, health, beauty and DIY ingredients, the Pretty Clean Shop is committed to limiting unnecessary plastics in the household.

Strictly Bulk supplies bulk foods including kitchen staples, snacks, and more. Stock up on almost anything: spices, nuts, candy, dried fruit, oats, oatmeal, coffee beans or organic laundry soap - to name just a few. The best part: you don’t pay for packaging.

A zero-waste bulk foods store where customers enjoy an interactive, personal shopping experience. The Source is committed to locally grown and produced wholefoods: find London-based Booch on tap, grind your own flour or nut butter, and select from a wide variety of dry goods.