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Disposable plastic bags will be banned from military bases around the globe. Learn more about the commissary plastic bag ban and what this means for the planet, and other institutions interested in reducing their environmental impact can learn.
The California plastic bag ban is not perfect, but it hasn’t been a complete failure. Learn more about what the California bag ban got wrong and what it did right, and what is in store for the future.
Single-use plastic bag bans have been around for years, and these measures are being passed more and more in cities, counties, and even states all over the country. Advocates claim switching to reusable bags for groceries and shopping and more is good for the planet and reduces plastic waste and litter, but proponents argue that bans are ineffective. A recent study looked into the effectiveness of plastic bag bans and revealed some interesting information.
Find out what happened with the plastic bag ban movement during 2021 and what will happen in 2022! We explain which cities and states passed bag bans and what measures are currently underway.
A state-wide plastic bag ban was recently implemented in Washington. We take a look at this bag ban and what it means for shoppers and your business. And why custom reusable shopping bags are a great way to help your customers and your business in Washington and beyond.
Connecticut is ready for a state-wide plastic bag ban. Businesses like grocery stores and convenience stores are sure to be impacted. What bags are banned, and how we can help your business prepare!
The Plastic Waste Reduction Act in Rhode Island will impact all retail businesses. Here is what your retail or shopping business needs to know before S0037 goes into effect.
The vast majority of plastic bag bans efforts have been enacted at a city, county, or state level. Occasionally, a retail business may pass a bag ban within their facility.
But there is a new trend in the effort to ban plastic bags. As many colleges and universities are going green and banning single-use plastic bags and other items from campus! Learn more about this exciting trend and find out how we make it easy for schools to use less disposable plastic.
Virginia’s long-term plan to eliminate unnecessary plastic with Executive Order 77, which is a big step to phase out single-use plastic bags and other disposable items in an effort to get people to use reusable items like multi-use shopping bags.
