Products
If you need reusables or other items to ditch single-use plastic, we encourage participants to use what they have, buy second hand and support local businesses. If you prefer to purchase reusable items online, consider the range of approved retailers that Plastic Free July has officially partnered with. These businesses support the Plastic Free Foundation to deliver the challenge and align with our vision and fit with our values.
Onya reusable bags and more
Reusable alternatives to single-use plastic products including bread and bulk food bags, coffee cups, sandwich wraps and drink bottles.
PFJ reusable produce bags from ONYA
Limited edition Plastic Free July produce bags for fruit, vegetables and dried goods such as nuts, dried fruit and rice.
Plastic Free July book from NewSouth
The story of Plastic Free July and participants, the power of individual change and how together we can make a difference.
Ruby Cup
Ruby Cup is a social menstrual health business that produces and sells menstrual cups around the world. Our mission is to provide sustainable menstrual health solutions to all menstruators regardless of their income.
Eco Shop Co
Eco Shop Co is an Eco Store based in Sydney with a range of eco-friendly and zero waste products that are reusable, sustainable or natural.
CARRYMORE
Help fight the war on waste! Arm yourself with the CARRYMORE new vegan cork-leather bottle carrier certified by Peta. Enter the code PLASTICFREE5 at the checkout to get a 5% discount on your purchase.
Going Green Solutions
Shop and web-shop offering a huge range of low impact, zero waste home, office and lifestyle products, as well as compostable catering supplies for events large and small. A friendly family business with knowledgeable staff, we are here to help you make your journey towards a more sustainable lifestyle.
The Plastic Free Foundation receives a small commission on the sale of these carefully selected products through affiliate links. Buying through these links supports our work as a not-for-profit organisation to bring about behaviour change and work towards a world without plastic. This excludes the book ‘Plastic Free’ where royalties are shared between the co-authors.
For me, saying goodbye to plastic bags REALLY happened when I stopped saying 'it's okay this one time'. I started doing hilarious things like carrying six avocados in my handbag or wrapping all my shopping up in my gym towel.