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Choosing the Best Reusable Produce Bag
It's time to make the switch to reusable produce bags but with so many types of bags out there- which ones are right for you?
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4.5 star rating
8 reviews
133 S Topanga Canyon Blvd
Topanga, CA 90290
310-455-2433
Green Business
Livity Outernational
We make earth-friendly apparel and accessories for the consumer with a conscience. Our hats, famous fedoras, bags, t-shirts, hoodies and outerwear are all designed with the Livity vibe and environment in mind.
www.livity.org
3 star rating
1 review
Meridian, ID
208-871-6888
Green Business
Sattler Organic Clothing
Eco-friendly and fair labor clothing.
www.sattlerclothing.com
5 star rating
11 reviews
North Barrington, IL
847-477-5896
Green Business
myEARTH360.com
From the eco-practical to the eco-chic. Reusable water bottles, reusable shopping bags, household products, fair trade handbags & accessories, green school and biz supplies, green cleaning products and more.
www.myEARTH360.com
4 star rating
3 reviews
2309 West 50th St.
Minneapolis, MN 55410
612-436-0776
Local Green Business
Birch Clothing
Sells fairly made sustainable, organic clothes and accessories.
www.birchclothing.com
4 star rating
2 reviews
35 S. Main st.
Concord, NH 03301
603-224-9700
Local Green Business
Real Green Goods
Real Green Goods is an earth-friendly department store dedicated to progressive eco criteria. Organic, Fair Trade, sustainable. Green products for greener living.
www.realgreengoods.com
4 star rating
20 reviews
Green Business
Simple Shoes
100% sustainable footwear. Offers the Green Toe, ecoSNEAKS and Planet Walkers collections of eco-friendly shoes/sneakers made from materials like hemp, organic cotton, recycled car tires, P.E.T recycled plastics, cork, jute, and natural crepe rubber.
www.simpleshoes.com
4.5 star rating
24 reviews
Product
Reusable Grocery Bag by Trader Joe's
Grocery shopping bag.
www.traderjoes.com
Cleveland, OH
Local Challenge
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle (& Compost)
Recycling materials requires less energy and fewer raw materials than creating a new product from scratch. Take reusable cloth bags to the store, don't accept paper and plastic bags when you really don't need them, and choose products that don't have excessive packaging.
News
California State-wide Plastic Bag Fee
CBS 5 has learned that a key statewide environmental agency, the California Ocean Protection Council, has recommended to the California State Legislature that all customers pay a fee anytime they use a plastic or paper bag at the market. [Ecological full cost accounting is smart long-term]
cbs5.com/local/plastic.bag.charge.2.877570.html
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