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(via Ethicurean.com) Phil Lempert, aka the Supermarket Guru, forecasts the future of food. Among the trends he sees is an even greater focus on where food comes from; he also advises retailers to stop racing each other to the bottom in price and quality.

Welcome to Unpackaged- the better way for you to buy organic wholefoods and environmentally friendly products for your home.

We believe that most packaging is unnecessary so we’re doing something about it.

The result is Unpackaged- the new way for you to shop safe in the knowledge that you’ve not created any waste that’s going to end up in a landfill.

We want you to bring your own containers for us to fill up with your favourite things and we’ll make it cheaper if you do. We know that it isn’t always easy to remember so we can also offer reusable containers that you can bring back next time.

Choose from our range of organic wholefoods (e.g. rice, cereals & grains) and eco-cleaners, where everything is as good for you as it is for the environment!

Kimberly founded the EcoMom Alliance with a clear and twofold mission:

To leverage the power of mothers to help reduce global warming;
To inspire and empower mothers to take First Steps For A Sustainable Future by Sustaining their Homes, Sustaining their Planet and Sustaining Themselves.

Much as kitchen table conversations have inspired women throughout history, the EcoMom Alliance is a call to action asking moms to help protect our planet and create a more peaceful, just world.

Everyone is “going green” these days, but most of us aren’t sure how to make the decision a real part of everyday life. That’s where Green Girl Guide™ comes in. The brainchild of publicist and former journalist Rachel Lincoln Sarnoff, publicist and web content producer Mia Wasilevich and graphic designer and web developer Courtney Owens Zielinski, the Green Girls scour the globe for the hottest environmentally and/or socially conscious people, places and things in Beauty, Fashion and Lifestyle and call them out on GreenGirlGuide.com.