Sourced from all over Europe, our organic, natural, and fair trade food items are available in wall bins and glass jars for environmentally conscious shoppers to bring home in their own containers and cloth bags. Also on our shelves are reusables (from tea infusers to stainless steel and glass straws, tableware and many more) to help ease Hongkongers into a more sustainable lifestyle.
Gradually, we're seeing progress and the expansion of the local sustainable community, and it looks like we're here to stay. If the sheer presence of Edgar has proved anything, it is that a sustainable lifestyle of a natural and organic diet, which also ensures economic self-sufficiency for small producers, can be relatively affordable!
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Mentions in press and media 9
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| Aug 13, 2020 | 5 Reusable Masks We Are Loving And Breathing Through | 1 1 Share 4 Mins Read Facial masks are here to stay. Even if the number of Covid-19 infections suddenly plummets, the aftermath and new hygiene protocols will stay longer, if not forever… And that means, we have to treat face masks as a par... |
| Sep 13, 2019 | Bulk Buy: Asia’s Best Zero Waste Packaging-Free Grocery Shops | 283 283 Shares 10 Mins Read It’s seriously time to break up with packaging. It’s unnecessary, wasteful and there are now so many packaging-free shops that you actually can live without it. When we realised how many zero-waste bulk buy shops... |
| Apr 7, 2019 | Functional Beverage Startup JAHMU Showcases The Healing Power of Plants With New Tonic Line | 2 2 Shares 4 Mins Read Small in size but big in impact, JAHMU Tonic isn’t your typical health drink- far from it, in fact. Following last year’s launch of their take on the traditional Balinese healing tonic known as jamu, local wellness st... |
| Mar 20, 2019 | Bulk Retailer Edgar Announces 100 Days of Sustainability & Zero Waste Causeway Bay Pop Up | 121 121 Shares 2 Mins Read Boutique bulk retail pioneer Edgar has launched “100 Days of Sustainability & Zero Waste (S.0.W) Challenge,” a new community-driven retail concept, in the hopes of creating awareness around sustainability issu... |
| Dec 9, 2018 | 10 Reasons to Visit the Green Queen Zero Waste Christmas Market | 3 Mins Read The Green Queen Zero Waste Christmas Market 2018 is a specialty pop up market featuring locally made, zero waste and eco-friendly brands. We aim to keep the market as plastic-free as possible and show Hong Kongers that’s it’s po... |
| Sep 16, 2018 | Hong Kong’s Best Zero Waste Natural Deodorants | 4 Mins Read There is nothing sexy about smelly armpits. We know. Living in a hot and sticky climate like ours, we know how important deodorant is to our daily hygiene routine. But not all deodorants or antiperspirants are made equal. Most o... |
| Jun 9, 2018 | Hong Kong Startups Changing The World: These Local Entrepreneur Activists Turn Waste into Gold | 72 72 Shares 5 Mins Read From plastic packaging to last season’s fabrics, we’re becoming acutely aware of materials being sent to the landfills. As our environmental resources become scarce, conserving and recovering what we already have is... |
| Oct 2, 2017 | Edgar Chez K11 : Hong Kong’s First Bulk Grocery Shopping Experience | 323 2 325 Shares 5 Mins Read These past few years has seen a surge in the zero waste movement. Brought on by activists like Bea Johnson of Zero Waste Home, Celia Ristow of Litterless, and our hometown heroes, no-waste markets have been popp... |
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FAQ about Edgar
When was Edgar founded?
Edgar was founded in 2016.
What has the press written about Edgar?
Parsers VC has collected 9 articles mentioning Edgar, among them “5 Reusable Masks We Are Loving And Breathing Through” (Aug 13, 2020) and “Bulk Buy: Asia’s Best Zero Waste Packaging-Free Grocery Shops” (Sep 13, 2019).
Is Edgar still active?
Yes, Edgar is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Dec 7, 2020.