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By Eric Bellman | Photograph by Karan Deep Singh/The Wall Street Journal
 
 
ZERO WASTE:
POP DOWN TO BULK MARKET, LONDON’S NEW ZERO WASTE FOOD HALL POP-UP

Fill up the larder without suffocating in plastic…
Ingrid Caldironi, the brains behind Bulk Market® London’s new zero waste pop-up food hall
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“The space will have an apiary (a collection of beehives) supplying local honey made on site (something I am super excited about btw as I currently have to buy honey in glass jars with metal lids) as well as a plastic-free nut grinding machine where people can fill up their own jars on the spot. Ingrid Caldironi, CEO and all round awesome woman behind the project says ?I am crazy about bees! These tiny cute hairy insects are so important for our food chain, and I think having bees on the site will help people realise the hard work involved in food production, and also reconnect with nature.?
Kate Arnell, TV presenter and Eco Boost Blog founder adds “I absolutely love this idea. For a long time I?ve wanted London to adopt a similar composting scheme to the one in New York, where locals can save their food scraps in their freezer and simply take them down to the local farmer?s market at the weekend where they have drop off bins. Finally, Bulk Market® has come along and dec...