Bulk grocery Aquitaine

Dried fruits, dried fruits, chocolates, nougats, loukoums... Like the confectioners of yesteryear, the delicacies are presented in pretty candy boxes and glass jars. At Hamdi et Rama, sweets are a dime a dozen... We appreciate the dried fruits, freshly roasted on the spot, without fat, nor additive, nor conservative. On the sweet side, our preference is for the crunchy pecans coated with truffle-like chocolate. On the savoury side, try the smoked almonds, which go wonderfully well with a beer for the aperitif.

Euskal Vrak has been promoting the bulk concept for 9 years now, with the enthusiasm, energy and good humor of our ambassadors, Christelle and Isabelle. Let's stop throwing away our containers, which are used to pack rice, pasta, cereals, vegetables, fruit, jams, cookies, spices, cleaning products, cosmetics... and above all, you only buy the quantity you need. If you haven't brought your own containers, they offer them to you. And most of them are organic, with our local producers in the limelight, and a focus on doing the right thing for the environment.

Already a year old, this small grocery store has made its mark in Hasparren's renovated shopping district. It's a small shop, but it has all the makings of a big one, with its wide range of local products and products from other regions of France. Bulk (hence the name...) for organic and non-organic foodstuffs, cosmetics, hygiene and cleaning products, vacuum-packed cured meats... A tasting and coffee corner for a break. Take advantage of Marlène's "smart" advice to energize your store. And let's not forget Ahadi, producer of ewe's milk ice cream.

Guéthary in the "rising sun"... It's with the Basque-Japanese grocery store Yaoya (Japanese for greengrocer) located in the heart of the village, on the site of an old grocery store. Aï and Cédric, who were not predestined for the grocery trade, fell in love with this typical Basque coastal village, but also with the rebirth of this center of life where local and organic produce are combined with traditional Japanese products. Yaoya is a model of usefulness, a sample of living together. With meditation and massage workshops.

Shopping by weight is better and cheaper, with less wastage and waste. Pasta, rice, vegetables and dried fruit, cereals, tea, coffee, cookies, wine, syrups, cleaning products, cosmetics, pet supplies and more. Day by Day offers the essentials without packaging, in quantities to suit your needs. You can bring your own containers, or if you don't have any, we'll supply them. A concept that makes Day by Day one of the major players in bulk sales.