Photo: Tor Johnson



 
Photo: David Croxford

WHAT IS ECOHASHI?  It's a fun and fashionable cloth napkin wrapped around reusable bamboo chopsticks.  When it's time to eat, reach for your ecohashi instead of disposable chopsticks or plastic utensils.  After using, toss ecohashi in the washing machine and the chopsticks in the sink.

WHY ECOHASHI?  Every year, 63 billion disposable chopsticks are manufactured, using 25 million trees.  Most of them ultimately end up in landfills, generating tons of waste.  ecohashi was inspired by the growing movement launched by Greenpeace China to BYOC (bring your own chopsticks).  Use ecohashi instead of disposable utensils and help make the world a better place!



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WHERE TO BUY

HAWAII
Red Pineapple - Ward Center
A Little Bit of Everything - Waikiki
Octopus Garden - Waikiki
Mu'umu'u Heaven - Kailua
Down to Earth - Kailua
Global Creations - Haleiwa
North Shore Swimwear - Haleiwa
Whole Foods - Kahala (sold out)
Whole Foods - Maui (sold out)
Hawaii's Gift Basket - Hawaii
Waikoloa Mailbox
- Hawaii
Work it Out - Kauai
 
CALIFORNIA
Whole Foods - Venice
Whole Foods - Pasadena
Venus in Venice - Los Angeles
California Cove - San Clemente
Styles of Hawaii - Torrance

ARIZONA
Whole Foods - Paradise Valley

MASSACHUSETTS
The Wayland Depot - Wayland




Become part of the global movement and stop the waste.



Just say no to disposable chopsticks!