The Next Green Grocery Frontier: Zero Waste?

Austin, the birthplace of the largest chain of health food stores in the world, could be growing even greener.

The city already has eco-friendly organic food giant Whole Foods Market, along with the local Wheatsville Food Co-op and Colorado transplant Natural Grocers. Now a trio of brothers and their business partner are hoping to plant their own seed with in.gredients, the first “zero-waste, package-free” grocery store in the nation that will sell all of its goods in bulk.

In other words, don’t forget your Tupperware or empty jam jars.

In return, Christian, Joseph and Patrick Lane — the Brothers ...

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