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Help the Planet. Shrink the Recycling.

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Balsamic vinegar and Greek and Italian olive oil refillery at Schiavoni’s Market in Sag Harbor. Reuse your glass bottles and save a full two dollars off each refill. JENNY NOBLE

Balsamic vinegar and Greek and Italian olive oil refillery at Schiavoni’s Market in Sag Harbor. Reuse your glass bottles and save a full two dollars off each refill. JENNY NOBLE

Stop into Eastport General Store in Eastport on your way to the city for freshly baked scones at their coffee bar and soak in the delicious punch of botanical aromas. JENNY NOBLE

Stop into Eastport General Store in Eastport on your way to the city for freshly baked scones at their coffee bar and soak in the delicious punch of botanical aromas. JENNY NOBLE

While not as pretty as the variety of glass jars Eastport General Store offers to get started, bringing in all my old containers keeps plastic out of the trash and saves money. JENNY NOBLE

While not as pretty as the variety of glass jars Eastport General Store offers to get started, bringing in all my old containers keeps plastic out of the trash and saves money. JENNY NOBLE

Like much of Europe, this refillery in Scotland is a popular way the Scots save money and keep plastic out of the trash. Locally, Wild By Nature and Provisions offer a huge variety of dry goods. 
CARLEY WOOTTON

Like much of Europe, this refillery in Scotland is a popular way the Scots save money and keep plastic out of the trash. Locally, Wild By Nature and Provisions offer a huge variety of dry goods. CARLEY WOOTTON

If you’re in the city, The Nut Factory has five locations that offer an endless variety of nuts, dried fruits, candy treats and a big selection of dried spices.  JENNY NOBLE

If you’re in the city, The Nut Factory has five locations that offer an endless variety of nuts, dried fruits, candy treats and a big selection of dried spices. JENNY NOBLE

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Sustainable Living

  • Publication: Arts & Living
  • Published on: Jun 14, 2023
  • Columnist: Jenny Noble
“Water and air, the two essential fluids on which all life depends, have become global garbage cans.” — Jacques Cousteau, 1997 Everybody litters. That’s you and me and our so... more

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