Are there 'Green' friendly shopping sites out there?

[$stretcher]

Doing some research and wondering if anyone can recommend green shopping websites - like ones who promote more sustaianbale options, environmentally frinedly, circular economy kind of stuff? Seems to be so many who promote their owns products but not a place where I can wade through products? Any tips appreciated!!

[Ciel]

Thought that Nestle had some pod recycling program for their coffee product line with mailer to send the aluminum pods for recycling if customers cannot recycle them locally via their municipal blue box programs.

There was one entity that uses glass jars for foodstuffs sent out and customers have to send back the jars for refills. Name escapes me.

[Ciel]

Doing some research and wondering if anyone can recommend green shopping websites - like ones who promote more sustaianbale options, environmentally frinedly, circular economy kind of stuff? Seems to be so many who promote their owns products but not a place where I can wade through products? Any tips appreciated!!

Goodness Me is the first brand that comes to mind. Online shopping plus many store locations (though selection can vary between stores).

[$stretcher]

Goodness Me is the first brand that comes to mind. Online shopping plus many store locations (though selection can vary between stores).

Hmm -yes but that is health foods, not really retail like I was thinking - surprised there is not a place for this!

[$stretcher]

Sounds like one of the Loop projects...

[Ciel]

Goodness Me, like Healthy Planet carries some lifestyle products -refillable cups or lunch containers, green laundry or household cleaning products, and so on.

[Edwarder]

There are too many green and friendly shopping websites. The key is what you want to buy. Of course, if you want to buy low price and high quality goods, it will take a little time to find them. After all, the prices of online shopping websites are not the same.

[thetraveler]

Goodness Me is probably the best eco friendly site.