Kim Darby took over the store yesterday.
The new owner of a Westmeath store says sustainability is the way forward.
Kim Darby has taken over the keys to the Refill Mill in Mullingar, which closed its doors in March.
The store focuses on people bringing their own containers to shop for hygiene products and food sustainably
Ms. Darby says it's important people only buy what they need:
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