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Buy things if possible without packaging.
1. Products with little packaging buy: less is more
Two. Avoid one-way packaging: On the way forward
3. Use jute bag instead of plastic bags: Retro chic at the supermarket
4. Reduce paper consumption
Five. Use flea markets, secondhand shops and online markets
Buy less packed. Leave outer packaging in the shop, such as Cornflakes. It must be disposed of, but not in your household waste.