Reusable shopping bags

Spinning from the previous post, here is what I found in my search for a bag.
First a few words on plastic bags – a complete and utterly unnecessery waste that makes a mess of one’s house and worst (and if you care), of our environment.
Coming home with just a few bags and not having to work through a pile of crumbly, noisy pile of bags is like a breath of fresh air. Eliminating the plastic in your grocery shopping is easy and now it can be trendy too.
So, what are your choices?
The easiest and cheapest is to use the store branded ones. I am sure most of us have access to those.
If I can avoid being a walking free billboard for a big corporation (yeah, people think they are so cool displaying their high market brands around…in reality they have paid to be promoting the label…muahahaha…), I do my best not to do it. So we pay a few more bucks to get ad free bags.
Here are the few ones I have found:
Envirotrend bags (Aus)
from AU$ 4.25Â /Â zip bags, gift bags, big bags / great graphic designs
Bang Bags (Aus) also sells Envirosax
AU$10.95 / jute, not plastic / same size as supermarket bags / biodegradable
flip and tumble (US)
from US$6 / two types of bags / soft structure / bright colors
Betty at ButtNatural (Aus)
AU$20 / cotton / machine washable / made in US under FairTrade conditions
RuMe (US)
from US$8.95(28 for three)Â / water resistant / FairTrade factory / fantastic designs
Envirosax (US) and (Aus)
from US$8.50 (AU$8.14) / foldable / soft structure / lightweight / best design range
If you know of any other sites that sell bags, let me know. I can adjust this list as needed.
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I have another reason why I love reusable bags…you know I like to be enviro-friendly but it goes a bit deeper than that….my female cat, Kaia, EATS plastic bags. Yup. She gnaws on them and then promptly throws up all over my house. I have about 37 seconds to empty all groceries and get those things in the recycle bin before she chews the plastic bag handle off.
She was a rescued kitty and I think maybe that’s how she got her food for her first year of life–gnawing through plastic bags to get to the trash inside. Poor baby.
So yes, fabric bags are a necessity here–and the funny thing is, I just told Dave I was going to have to buy 2 more bags because I was always 2 short when doing my weekly grocery shop…
You are the best, sweets!!!
Hi there, I sell both Envirosax and BANG jute bags at http://www.ecobabe.com.au a most Muttly website :)