Eco Evolution aims to introduce customers to Earth-friendly habits
News 12 Connecticut's Sean McCabe was at Eco Evolution's new location in South Norwalk where he spoke to Brad Kerner, who is dedicated to ridding his life of as much disposable plastic as he can.
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Aug 2, 2021, 9:35 PM
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4ds agoThe owner of a new gift store opening in Fairfield is
aiming to introduce his customers to some Earth-friendly habits.
News 12 Connecticut's Sean McCabe was at Eco Evolution's
new location in South Norwalk where he spoke to Brad Kerner, who is dedicated
to ridding his life of as much disposable plastic as he can.
He is set to open a second location in Fairfield.
Everything sold at Eco Evolution is natural, low-waste and made locally (for
the most part).
“Eighty percent of my products are from an average eight-hour
drive, so…I'm not ordering from China or even from California."
The South Norwalk location is can be found at 135
Washington St. Learn more about Eco Evolution on their website.
