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Welcome back plastic dodgers! 🌏

Plastic Free July starts today Chances are you've been mindful of reducing plastic long before now! You've got the reusable water bottle. The keep cup. The glass jar collection quietly taking over a cupboard... So we're not asking you to start from scratch. Just choose what's next. Join millions of people around the world cutting out short-lived plastic this July. One new habit. One small swap. Multiplied by millions of people. That's the kind of movement that changes the world. 🤝​
Which challenge will you take on?
"I definitely remembered my shopping bags" challenge
You've got them. In the car. By the door. Stuffed inside another reusable bag. This month, renew your commitment to actually bringing them into the shop! Those paper bags sneaking back aren't the goal either. The bag you've used 100 times already is. Challenge accepted?
TOTE-ALLY IN
The "Just ask" challenge
Pop a reusable container in your bag. Use it for takeaway, deli purchases, or even a doggy-bag, and simply ask if it can be filled. Bringing your own container is becoming increasingly normal – you'll be surprised how otften the answer is yes! Challenge accepted?
I'LL ASK
More tips here about plastic free takeaway →
"Bring the bread bag" challenge
Your local bakery is one place we know they are happy for you to BYO a bag. Your loaf deserves better than sweating in a flimsy plastc bag. Have you seen these beeswax bread bags? Great reviews for keeping sourdough loaves fresh too. Challenge accepted?
BAG MY BREAD
"Wash without the waste " challenge
Viva La Body's bars are back just in time for July. Just like a liquid shampoo but in a solid form. Switch one shampoo bottle for a bar and imagine the plastic bottles you'll save over the years. Challenge accepted?
SWAP MY SHAMPOO
"Laundry Room Legend" challenge
Laundry isn't usually where legends are made. But here we are. Biome invented this Laundry Liquid Concentrate Bar to solve two problems. Our customers wanted to use a liquid, but they wanted it: without a plastic bottle without palm oil Challenge accepted?
WASH SMARTER
"Sink Side Switch" challenge
Keep one more plastic bottle from your recycling bin this month too. Yes, only a percentage of the plastic put into kerside recycling actually gets recycled and given a second life. So it's better not to generate the demand in the first place. Challenge accepted?
MAKE THE SWITCH
🌿 Already ticking these challenges off?​ We've got plenty more ideas waiting for you in our Complete Guide to Plastic Free Swaps.
SWAPS YOU MIGHT NOT KNOW
We're in this together 🌏
​Plastic Free July started right here in Australia and is now one of the world's biggest environmental movements. 174 million people 190 countries 390 million kg of household waste avoided in a single year Impressive stats for something started by one person. We'll be cheering you on every step of the way! Happy Plastic Free July Tracey & the Biome team 🌏💚

More plastic free inspo!
Plastic Free Sponge & Coconut Scrubber
Reusable Coffee Cup 12oz
Veggie Saver Produce Bag Swag
Plastic Free Cotton Hair Ties
Bamboo Toothbrush Castor Bean Oil Bristles
Beeswax Food Wraps - Set Of 4

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