Do you cringe at the amount of single-use plastic in your house?
D.C. startup The Rounds is looking to make that feeling a thing of the past by cutting down on all that packaging waste in your groceries. The Rounds promises to put your household essentials on autopilot all while helping you make progress on your green goals.
Get 1 month of free membership and $30 toward your groceries when you try The Rounds using code POPVILLE30!
The Rounds offers a weekly refill and delivery service for a single monthly membership fee, like a tech-enabled milkman. The goal? To create a hyperlocal circular economy, and make it possible to keep your home stocked with the stuff you use the most, without mountains of cardboard and plastic. The company partners with local brands like Compass Coffee and Bethesda Bagels to make it easy to get your local favorites delivered to your door. Farm-fresh organic produce and cheese from Paste & Rind are a few popular new additions to The Rounds.
In D.C., The Rounds has hundreds of products available for delivery, like household cleaning supplies, pantry staples, beverages, personal care products, and even more items are being added every week. Members of The Rounds can also add on sustainable services like compost pickup and e-waste recycling.
After expanding their service area this year, The Rounds is excited to continue making sustainability even more convenient for busy D.C. residents!
Interested in giving The Rounds a try? Use code POPVILLE30 for 1 month of free membership + $30 toward your first two grocery orders.
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