• Places to Shop in Dunfermline

      Here is a list of businesses in and around Dunfermline that can help you reduce your single-use plastic. Of course there are others but here are a few to get you started. Sadly many of these have had to close in light of the current lockdown. When they get back up and running again, remember to take along your own tubs, jars, boxes and bags.

      Happy Earth Place

      Zero-waste shopping in Dunfermline

      47 James Street, Dunfermline. Claire runs this brilliant shop which sells 'scoop-your-own' dried foods, washing and cleaning refills and eco-friendly body care products supplied by local makers. Take along your own boxes and bottles to fill up. Happy Earth Place is a Plastic Free Champion Business. Click on the photo of Claire for the link to the HEP facebook page.

      Bankhead Farm Shop

      Local farm selling 'plastic-free' fruit and vegetables

      Run by Nancy and Stewart Wishart sell fruit and vegetables, much of which they grow themselves. Open between November and May, Bankhead Farmshop is located on A985 by Cairneyhill. Bankhead Farm Shop is a Plastic Free Champion Business

      Woodlea Stables

      Fabulous homemade bread, and fruit and vegetables

      Located at Inverkeithing Road, near Crossgates, Woodlea stables sell fruit, veg, home-made bread, cakes, homegrown eggs and other local farm shop products. Open Friday - Sunday. Click on the photo for a link to the website

      McQueen Dairies

      Milk deliveries in glass bottles

      McQueen Dairies deliver different types of milk including organic in Dunfermline twice a week. Click on their logo for a link to their website.

    • For other places to shop see below. Web links are shown in red

      Central Dunfermline

      • Bayne's Bakers, 102 High Street, Dunfermline : Bread, rolls, cakes and pastries
      • Bryan Beveridge Butchers, 25 High St, Dunfermline : Cooked and Raw meat products
      • Café Wynd, 10 Cross Wynd, Dunfermline :  Coffee bean refills, bread, cakes.  Plastic Free Champion Café.
      • Mix Fruit market stall in the Kingsgate Centre, Dunfermline. Opposite Body Shop: Loose fruit and vegetables.
      • RC Ferguson 30 East Port Street, Dunfermline :  Loose fruit and vegetables.
      • Furniture Plus, Castle Ind. Centre, Queensferry Rd, Dunfermline : Fife’s largest re-use and repair company.

      Fife:

      • Buffalo Farm, Boglily Farm Steading, Kirkcaldy:  Frozen goods such as peas, summer fruits and a wonderful selection of fish cakes.  Take your own tubs.  Call in advance to order plastic-free meat..
      • Grain and Sustain, 135 High St, Burntisland:  Refills for washing up liquid and laundry products.
      • Health Food and More, 132a St Clair Street, Kirkcaldy : Refills for shampoo, conditioner, hand wash, washing up liquid and laundry products.
      • Pillars of Hercules, Falkland, Fife : fruit, veg (mainly grown on-site), lots of eco-friendly products in their farm shop.  Plus a lovely café and organic fruit and veg deliveries
      • Real Fife Nappy Library; reusable nappies, that you can try for free, rent, or buy.  And it's right here in Fife!

      Perishable Product deliveries to your front door by local companies

      The best of the Internet:

      • andkeep.com sells a multitude of plastic free items under categories such as cooking, bathroom, parenting, clothes.  They also have starter packs for plastic free living.
      • AnythingButPlastic.co.uk sells toiletries including shampoo bars, dentatabs, toothbrushes, suntan lotion and lots of other really useful stuff, including paper tape!  Browse the website and see what plastic necessities of yours you can replace with a plastic-free alternative.
      • Cheekywipes.com sells reusable baby wipes, make up remover pads, sanitary towels and period pants
      • Earthwise Girls sells Feminine Hygiene Products
      • www.ecoegg.com sells laundry products and refills
      • noplasticshop.com sells plastic free items for kitchen, bathroom, hair, teeth and children.  They also have make up in bamboo containers.
      • Whogivesacrap.com sells toilet paper and kitchen towels.  Half their profits go towards building toilets in the third world.
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