In the Press
““I have people who have not bought a single shampoo bottle all year,” says Amelia Legare, owner of The O Zone in Red Hook. “They’re really proud of that — and so am I!””
Times Union, Fall 2022
Times Union, Fall 2022
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“The O Zone, a store with an environmental focus at Greig Farm, encourages customers to buy refills of bug spray to cut down on waste from packaging.””
Screenshot of our feature in All Good Things by Alltrue Summer 2021 Edition
Screenshot of our feature in All Good Things by Alltrue Summer 2021 Edition
“Incorporating Legare’s love of education, gardening and saving the Earth, The O Zone is a resource center for sustainable lifestyle choices, offering various goods, services and workshops. It presents community members with an opportunity to learn about options and engage in sustainability practices through its bulk refill store, workshops, recycling and Community Compost and Community Supported Agriculture programs. The O Zone offers various Earth-friendly household and personal care items in refillable containers.””