I read it as 5 more will come.
I do find it pretty sad that in order to become more conscious they encourage you to buy something from the EB store. Even if it is "green", encouraging purchasing isn't particularly green. I really do not like the green products, eg; energy saving cassette which removes methane from fruits to make last longer (I bet half will end up in people's trash"), portable solar panal that can charge smart phones 2(!)-5 times when fully charged. It contains lithium batteries (good luck trying to recycle that product as an individual). Most of these are landfill products which most won't need (ie a power bank can solve the portable solar panel and can be returned to an electronic goods store), and whilst food waste is an issue, I don't think this solves it.