THE TARE MARKET BLOG

Join the global Plastic Free July movement and discover how you can make a difference! Dive into this blog post to learn 21 easy plastic-free swaps you can make today at Tare Market, from kitchen essentials to bathroom must-haves. Embrace these changes to contribute to a healthier planet, not just for July, but all year round. Read more to start making impactful, plastic-free choices today!

Reducing food waste in your kitchen is the next step to your green journey. Explore practical tips and strategies to minimize waste, from meal planning to composting.

It’s almost that time of year, the approaching season of renewal--spring! And with it comes spring cleaning, a time when we find ourselves either eagerly embracing the idea of a fresh start or, let's be honest, slightly dreading the deep cleaning that awaits us after winter. 

Regardless of where you stand on the love-hate spectrum, we've got you covered with ten tips to make your cleaning and decluttering process a breeze while keeping sustainability front and center. 

The most wonderful time of the year is upon us! Many people and families will cook their favorite dishes, bake cookies, make candies, attend festive events and holiday gatherings, and give gifts to others, to name just a few well-known traditions.

Gift giving is celebrated by many cultures around the world, and in the United States, gifts come in many forms—from food and clothing, to toys, gift cards, electronics and more.

The holiday season is upon us, and with it comes the exciting yet sometimes overwhelming tradition of shopping for gifts. The holiday retail sales forecast for 2023 predicts a 3-4% increase over 2022, potentially reaching a staggering $957.3B to $966.6B.¹  In fact, the average holiday shopper is projected to spend about $875 on food, decor, seasonal items and more, which is $42 more than last year.

Halloween is right around the corner, and it's one of the most beloved holidays in the United States. In 2022, we saw record-high spending of $10.6 billion, with this year projected to top $12.2 billion.^1,9 That’s a lot of candy, costumes, pumpkins and decorations! It is estimated that over 70% of the American population will participate in the holiday.² It's safe to say that Halloween is a big hairy deal.