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Where you can find us
31 High Street
Whitchurch
Shropshire
SY13 1AZ
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An eco-friendly refill shop located on the High Street.
You’re able to bring your own containers to fill up on dried foods, cleaning products and personal products. This enables people to decrease their packaging, whilst only buying what they need so lowering food waste too. We also stock plastic free household alternatives and eco-friendly gifts.
We stock a huge range of foods including cereal, rice, pasta, nuts, dried fruit, pulses, baking goods, herbs, spices, snacks and chocolate goodies. Our liquids include washing up liquid, laundry liquid, fabric conditioner, shampoo, conditioner, body wash plus lots more.
There is always someone available to help with refilling or to ask questions.
Our facilities
- Dog friendly
- Disabled Access
- Disabled Parking
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