The first non-woven shop in Latvia began work in Riga

Maria Soloshenko, Head of the International Cooperation Department of the Court of Accounts, is the founder of the Burka Bulk Store. She had the idea of ​​raising a baby at home. The turning point in the development of the event was when ordering food at home.

"I brought bags in bags, everything was full of bags, when I stuffed myself into my jars, was full of garbage." Then I had afraid of the amount of garbage that I produce and then, that's the money I'm wasting, "says Soloshenko.

The woman begins to be interested in the" zero waste "movement, Realizing that she is popular all over the world.Many thousands of followers.She says, "I started looking at my life, how can I live cleaner and more eco-friendly?" Yes, he It came to me that we make a lot of garbage during the purchase and in fact I created myself a shop for lean shopping. "

Marie went to Barcelona to exchange experiences, where such Bugs of the ten and most worthy of a hundred years ago have been preserved and work.

The store's founder hopes that their audience will be the one who will reflect on their consequences for the action. "I have to come to meals and sugar, but I'm struggling with the huge amount of bags everyday, and I'm trying not to take bags to department stores." Sina says, "C & I Is definitely cheaper on the market – milk, cream, curd, but it's going to be in store, the store will show you. "

The trader points out that for the moment, it's the The biggest challenge for them is not to work with the customers, but to educate the suppliers.

"We had a gourmet with salt from the Himalayas." We ordered a bag We had salt in packaged 500 grams packets, and when I started to explain to the delivery man that we had such a concept, we save nature and we do not need to their excessive packaging, which is also their resource, the expenses they've delivered, said, how can you open the packages and crush them? Inside The store has become environmentally friendly – it is made up of renewable resources, demonstrating that instead of expelling old pallets and broken furniture, they can be transformed and reused. The shop is located on the street Krišjāņa Barona 59/61