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Environmental Petition Asks Target, Whole Foods, IKEA And Others To Ditch Its Plastic Bags
Several retailers have taken steps over the last year to become more eco-friendly and reduce their use of plastic. Continue Reading →
Whole Foods Recalls Dorset Cheese And What You Should Do
With a Whole Foods in Harlem, Whole Foods Market stores in the Northeast and North Atlantic regions are recalling Dorset cheese in response to recall from Consider Bardwell Farm. Continue Reading →
Plastic Teabags Found To Leave Behind Plastic
Being more eco-friendly and reducing plastic pollution has become popular among companies and corporations, but researchers from the American Chemical Society say that one industry is going in the opposite direction — and it could be hurting consumers’ health. Continue Reading →
Harlem Property Investor Who Could’ve Been Rich May Lose It All
GISELE Allard should be a multimillionaire by now. Instead, she’s worried she could end up homeless. Continue Reading →
Whole Foods To Cut Healthcare Benefits For Part-Time Workers From Harlem To Hollywood
With a number of sources in Harlem, starting January 1, 2020, nearly 2,000 part-time Whole Foods employees will lose the medical benefits they previously received through the company. Continue Reading →
Whole Foods To Further Reduce Plastics Across All Stores From Harlem To Hollywood
With a number of Whole Foods Market in Harlem, Whole Foods Market today announced that it will eliminate plastic straws from its stores in the U.S., the U.K. and Canada by July 2019, becoming the first national grocer to make this change. Continue Reading →
Microplastics, Arsenic And More Found In Some Bottled Water Brands From Harlem To Hollywood
Consumers from Harlem to Hollywood often reach for cases of bottled water at the supermarket in the belief that it’s cleaner and healthier than what comes from the tap. Continue Reading →
