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Good news to those living in the west—look forward to bulk store Scoop Wholefoods Singapore‘s latest outlet at Jem, Jurong East, slated to open mid-March 2021.
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Scoop Wholefoods is an Australian brand founded in 2013 dedicated to improving consumers’ health and wellbeing while protecting the planet. They sell a range of wholefoods sourced from Australia’s best growers.
At the same time, they also work with responsible suppliers to ensure that minimal packaging is used, ultimately aiming for zero waste. This is why when you walk into a Scoop Wholefoods outlet, you’ll see large bins of wholefoods stored in bulk instead of individually packaged products.
Customers are encouraged to bring their own containers to reduce the use of single-use plastics. For those who come unprepared, though, paper bags are available for dry goods like nuts and teas, which are priced by weight. These start as low as S$2.50 for 100g.
For items such as bulk oils, you can also buy a bottle to store your purchase. If you find yourself a returning customer, don’t forget to bring your trusty bottle along for a reuse the next time you visit.
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The great advantage of shopping at Scoop Wholefoods is that you can buy as much as you need without the standardised volumes in pre-packaged products. Forget about wasting excess food or wracking your brains on how to use them up—simply pay for the exact amount that you need, waste-free, here.
Or course, there’s also the conscience-freeing experience of sustainable shopping.
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That’s not all! Scoop Wholefoods is dedicated to transform your life with their range of environmentally friendly household items, such as soaps, cleaners, and even small home furnishings.
While you wait for the Jem outlet to open, you can check out the other outlets in Singapore. It’s never too early to start consuming sustainably.
Date & Time: Scoop Wholefoods Jem outlet will be opening mid-March 2021
Price: By weight, from S$2.50 per 100g
