Rethink - My Environmental Choice

The easy swap has been sitting there the whole time.

Produce bag with your everyday shop, apples straight in, no film to peel off at home.

Thousands of Kiwis have already made it part of the weekly shop.
It stops feeling like an effort after about three trips.

What swap have you actually stuck with?

Two bottles, one bag. Organic cotton, sturdy base, and good looking enough to skip the wrapping. Wine optional, obviously 😜

Available at selected boutique store and and

Reckon your local should stock it? Tag us and comment with the store name.

A big congrats to the lucky winners of our Plastic Free July Giveaway! 🥳😍🥳

Marcia and Krystie were the lucky winners and each took home a Rethink hamper and Cornucopia Organics Voucher and Tote shopping bag, total value of $150 NZD.

A big shout out to Rethink - My Environmental Choice for sponsoring our Plastic Free July Giveaway. Our goal was to showcase their range of sustainable products. We hope you were inspired and want to continue making sustainable choices. Below are our top 3 Tips!💚🌍💚

💚1. Refill instead of buying new
💚2. Buy unwrapped produce and choose plastic free packaging
💚3. Avoid single use plastic and invest in reusable home essentials such as Rethink certified organic reusable fresh produce bags or CaliWoods muffin liners and baking mats for the kitchen, or Honeywrap reusable coffee cups, metal straws, pegs and much more that are great for your sustainable home.

Pop in to check out our range of sustainable home essentials. 💚

&Win Cornucopia Organics Rethink - My Environmental Choice

Students. We're giving away bags.

Here's the catch, and it's a small one.

We'll send you a Star Net Bag and a canvas Nature bag, free, delivered to your flat. All we ask is that you take a couple of photos or a short video of them out in your actual life. The supermarket runs. The 11pm library trip. The flat dinner where you carried everything in one hand. Nothing polished. We're not after a photoshoot.

Then we share it on our page and credit you.

Why students? Because you're the ones carrying groceries up three flights of stairs, and if a bag can survive that it can survive anything.

To get in: DM us the word CAMPUS, tell us your uni, and we'll send the details.
Open to students at any NZ university or polytech. First 15 in.

Here's what most people don't realise when buying produce bags: if the bag can't breathe, the veges can't either.

Our reusable fresh produce bags are open weave organic cotton, so air moves straight through it.

Fill it at the shop, hang it on a hook when you get home, and your produce keeps its crunch a good while longer.

Gentle machine wash, line dry. Unbleached certified organic cotton.

What goes off fastest in your fridge? Tell us below. We need to know whether it's just us and the coriander.

CLOSED - GIVEAWAY round two, and this one's for the bread lovers 🍞

We're gifting a fresh bread and produce bundle to one lucky person. A reusable bread bag to keep your loaf fresher for longer, and a 3 pack of produce bags for all the fruit and veg 🥦 Everything you need for a plastic free shop, sorted.

To enter:
✅ Give us a follow
✅ Pop your name on our email list through the link in bio
✅ Tag a mate who loves a good loaf

Tag as many mates as you like, each one is another entry 🎉 NZ only, winner drawn 1st August. Good luck team.

This giveaway isn't affiliated with Instagram or Facebook.

Plastic doesn't really go away. In landfill it can take up to 400 years to break down, and even then it just becomes microplastics, tiny bits now showing up in our water, our soil and our kai. It's a lot. But every reusable swap is one less bit of plastic in the system. That counts.

ONE SWAP AT A TIME