An independent zero-waste shop has officially opened its doors after moving to a larger premises in the town centre. Bosses behind Cut the Wrap bid farewell to their Upper Brook Street site on Monday after nearly three years of business. The popular plastic-free grocery store was set up by Cat and Paul Moffatt in July 2018 after the pair watched a Blue Planet documentary which inspired them to reduce their carbon footprint. The store operates on a complete plastic-free basis, with customers choosing how much of a product they want to buy – and in what container. After a difficult 2020, Mrs Moffatt said the couple is forging a ‘brighter, more positive’ future in their new base in New Market Street.
An independent zero-waste shop has officially opened its doors after moving to a larger premises in the town centre. Bosses behind Cut the Wrap bid farewell to their Upper Brook Street site on Monday after nearly three years of business. The popular plastic-free grocery store was set up by Cat and Paul Moffatt in July 2018 after the pair watched a Blue Planet documentary which inspired them to reduce their carbon footprint. The store operates on a complete plastic-free basis, with customers choosing how much of a product they want to buy – and in what container. After a difficult 2020, Mrs Moffatt said the couple is forging a ‘brighter, more positive’ future in their new base in New Market Street.
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AN INDEPENDENT zero-waste company is moving to larger premises despite having an ‘incredibly tough’ year. Cut the Wrap, based in Ulverston, is bidding farewell to its Upper Brook Street site after nearly three years of business. The popular plastic-free grocery store was set up by Cat and Paul Moffatt in July 2018 after the pair watched a Blue Planet documentary which inspired them to reduce their carbon footprint. The store operates on a complete plastic-free basis, with customers choosing how much of a product they want to buy – and in what container. After a difficult 2020, Mrs Moffatt said the couple is forging a ‘brighter, more positive’ future in their new base in New Market Street.