Brands
Brand Spotlight: nibs etc. – Upcycled, Unforgettable Granola
Mission driven, scandalously good granola that uses upcycled apple pulp in their recipes, helping fight food waste in the most delicious of ways.
Paul Cooke
Brands
Brand Spotlight - Volcano Coffee Works: Brewing with Purpose
Volcano Coffee Works are building a fairer, more sustainable coffee world, and now you can enjoy their beans zero-waste through us in reusable packaging that keeps both flavour and the planet in mind.
How it works
We’ve Achieved a Food Hygiene Rating of 5!
As a business in the reuse space that cleans food containers to use again before refilling them with food products, this is doubly important for us.
Products
Raisin the Bar with Organic Dried Fruits
Mango crazy - dried fruits are here!
Products
A nutty new range of, well... nuts!
Natural and flavoured nuts, all zero waste.
Zero waste
Brand Spotlight - Sustainable Cleaning? We've Got You Ecover'd
Joining the refill revolution has never been easier.
Brands
Orchard Eggs: Organic, Biodynamic, and 100% Delicious.
The happiest hens lay the most delicious eggs.
Products
Welcome To The Pantry: Discover Our New Refilled Essentials
A brand new range of pantry products, 100% zero waste.
Zero waste
Brand Spotlight - Miniml, Refill And Zero-Waste Living Startup Powerhouse.
From laundry liquid to shampoo and everything in between, the Miniml range on weekly.shop has you covered.
Products
Discover Refilled Washing Up Liquid: Cleaner Dishes, A Cleaner Planet
We’re thrilled to announce the latest addition to our growing zero-waste lineup: refilled washing up liquid.
How it works
How it works in 5 easy steps
The easiest way to shop zero waste. Buy the groceries you normally get at the supermarket, 100% zero waste. We make it easy by taking care of the whole zero waste bit. All you need to do is choose your products! Here's how it works in five easy
About us
Our mission
Our mission is to eliminate throwaway packaging from grocery shopping. We believe we can create a new normal for grocery shopping, where throwaway packaging is a thing of the past. People will look back in a few years and wonder why we ever did it differently, it'll be