If you want to reduce waste and keep your kitchen organized in the healthiest way possible, you need non-toxic food storage.

To someone like Martha Stewart, those plastic takeout containers are begging to be given a second life.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. close up of someone holding a takeout sushi container - Miniseries/Getty Images After you finish eating your leftovers, don't ...

Colleges take the lead A growing number of colleges and universities are trying to find more sustainable options, including reusable containers. For example, UMass Boston offers a “Green to Go” ...

KALAMAZOO, MI -- The city is partnering with downtown businesses and a company called Forever Ware to offer customers reusable steel containers as an alternative to single-use plastic or Styrofoam, ...

USEFULL to-go food container return stations are located throughout Pitt's campus to collect stainless steel containers that are replacing single-use plastic containers. The higher education market is ...