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Judge a purchase by its cover: how three sustainable outlets in Chennai make sure packaging does not leave carbon footprints

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Sharon Jessica Michael
Judge a purchase by its cover: how three sustainable outlets in Chennai make sure packaging does not leave carbon footprints
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Sustainable retail outlets in Chennai are adopting eco-friendly packaging practices to reduce their carbon footprint. Stores like Tula India are encouraging customers to bring their own bags and repurposing leftover fabric for packaging instead of using plastic.

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This reflects a growing trend in urban retail toward circular economy practices and environmental consciousness.

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Packaging doubles as a brand statement. A clothing label at Karpagam Gardens in Adyar, Tula India has dispensed with the branding part and instead made packaging a statement about mindful choices.

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