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Green Tenderfoot is focus on letting very little go to waste

PLASTIC-FREE: Ana Duque is the owner of Green Tenderfoot, a cleaning and beauty product refill station that promotes a low-waste lifestyle. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO
PLASTIC-FREE: Ana Duque is the owner of Green Tenderfoot, a cleaning and beauty product refill station that promotes a low-waste lifestyle. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Ana Duque’s self-described “zero-waste journey” began when she was working for City Year in Los Angeles. In L.A., Duque found it fairly easy to cut her plastic use. But when she returned to her childhood home of Rhode Island a few years later, she was struck by the lack of plastic-free consumer goods available. So

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