Laden melden Name des Geschäfts (erforderlich) Ort (erforderlich) Art des Geschäfts (z.B. Unverpackt-Laden, Teeladen, Marktstand) (erforderlich) Homepage des Geschäfts Facebook-Seite Stand (erforderlich) noch in Planungin Crowdfunding-Phasenoch keine Ladenflächebereits eröffnet/ etablierter LadenLaden hat wieder zugemacht 🙁 Sortiment/ Anmerkungen/ Adresse Teile diesen Beitrag #sharingiscaring
![](https://scontent-atl3-2.cdninstagram.com/v/t51.2885-15/sh0.08/e35/s640x640/105966969_568638530500799_2735677369987177293_n.jpg?_nc_ht=scontent-atl3-2.cdninstagram.com&_nc_cat=111&_nc_ohc=u_CH5AsHt8sAX8OTkuI&tp=1&oh=8589d72b76d6effe1750778d3fca4733&oe=603B4178 "🤔 Is it safe to bring your own containers to buy food even now? TLDR: Scientists say it is! Because the virus is spread by PEOPLE, not things or food.
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According to a @guardian article published today, more than 100 scientists will sign a statement to reassure the public that, yes reusable containers are safe during these troubled times. Thank you so much @bhaywood23 for sending me the article 💚!!
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“Scientists’ advice for consumers is to wash reusable containers thoroughly with hot water and detergent or soap.\\" (🔗 to the article in 👉 my bio) Yes, that is actually all it takes. Plus the usual corona regulations/recommendations we all know by heart by now (hopefully!!):
* keep a physical distance of 2m/6ft to one another * wash your hands regularly and thoroughly 🧼
* wear a mask 😷
* sneeze or cough into your elbow, not your hands 🚫✋
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I have also written an article for my German-speaking audience with tips on how to try to convince shops to let you bring your own containers in accordance with German health & hygiene regulations (👉 also linked in my bio).")
