The platform, which ships things like ice cream in metal containers you then send back for reuse, is expanding this summer, after a huge surge during the pandemic. If you’ve started buying basic ...

What if you combined Amazon Prime with a 1950s milkman and Target’s democratic design? That pitch might make the judges on Shark Tank scratch their heads, but it’s the exact premise of a grocery ...

The project, which ships you products like detergent, ice cream, and toothpaste in resuable containers that you then send back, is now operating in the Northeast. If you’re trying to cut your plastic ...

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If you’ve ever heard your older family members reminisce about days of old when milkmen used to deliver milk in reusable glass bottles every morning, imagining such a thing might seem kind of quaint ...

TORONTO — Canada’s first modern-day milkman service that delivers brand-name groceries and household goods to doorsteps in reusable packaging is set to launch in the Toronto region on Monday. Loop, an ...

In a joint attempt to phase out plastic packaging, the world’s largest companies have partnered with global recycling firm TerraCycle to introduce a new zero-waste scheme that could change the way ...

Toronto is being included in a pilot program of reusable delivery packaging called Loop, meaning we'll be some of the first in the country to give it a try. The system by TerraCycle reimagines ...