Urban Remedy has some zero waste options for groceries and meals. It’s higher priced but worth it. Try DIY for cleaning products, it's fun and reduces plastic use!

If you're into online shopping, check out EarthHero and Package Free Shop. They have tons of zero waste products, and some SF local stores like Reusit have partnerships with them.

Not exactly a store, but the farmers markets around SF also have vendors that support zero waste principles. Plus you can usually find bulk items like grains and spices!

Don't forget about thrift stores and second-hand shops! Salvation Army, Goodwill, and SF Goodwill have some great finds and help reduce waste by promoting reuse.

Good luck missioning with zero waste! Check out Whole Foods Market, they have a bulk section too, though it's pricier. 🙄

For zero waste living, I've found that it's not just about the stores but also adjusting lifestyle habits. Rainbow Grocery is great, but don't miss out on smaller local shops like I Never Knew That In Healdsburg for unique finds, even if it's a bit of a drive.

Depending on where you are in the city, try checking out The Source Zero SF. They have a good selection of bulk goods and sustainable kitchenware!

Check out Fillgood in Berkeley! It's a bit of a trip but totally worth it. They have a wide selection of refillable products and sustainable living items.