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We've been in the news! - Walking the talk of minimizing waste:
KTVA covered us again when we re-opened in April 2020 with a new Covid-19 plan for safety.
https://www.ktva.com/story/41993702/blue-market-ak-shifts-to-online-orders-amid-statewide-coronavirus-outbreak
https://www.ktva.com/story/41993702/blue-market-ak-shifts-to-online-orders-amid-statewide-coronavirus-outbreak
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A story hit the front page os Anchorage Daily News November 3, 2019! https://www.adn.com/business-economy/2019/11/03/anchorage-women-united-by-passion-for-reducing-plastic-waste-open-bulk-goods-refillery-store/ |
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KTUU interviewed us the week before we opened our brick and mortar store, in November 2019. 
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https://www.alaskapublic.org/2019/09/09/anchorage-refillery-aims-to-eliminate-packaging-waste/
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A radio spot on KSKA Alaska Nightly News during our "Little Cart" time at farmer's markets in the Fall of 2019. Thank you! This Anchorage ‘refillery’ aims to eliminate packaging waste. Here’s how it works. By Zachariah Hughes, Alaska Public Media September 9, 2019 |
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Our home-grown video we developed as part of our Indiegogo fundraiser (yup, filmed with our iphones) explains the who-what-where-when-why-how of Blue Market - hope you enjoy it!
Visit our FUNDRAISING PAGE to see the amazing results! |
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Jess, one of our founders, was interviewed by KTVA in September 2018. Check out her story about how she started embracing a minimal-waste lifestyle.
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Jen, one of our founders, and Loren pitched our idea in Anchorage, Alaska at the first SEEDLab event, which took place at the Anchorage Museum.
May 2019 
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