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recycled plastic bags

Read the Labels – Only Buy US Plastic Bags

January 16, 2009

Nashville Wraps has the volume to partner with top US companies to produce for us. Everyone benefits by this…so ask before you order from different distributors.

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Cheap plastic bags again! … but from Iranian oil?

October 23, 2008

The integrity of American small business is once again going to be tested in 2009 as a result of falling oil prices.

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Reusable Bags and Green Economics

September 26, 2008

The new reusable tote bags are intended to help the green movement. But I can’t help but wonder which “green” Wal-Mart is really after.

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Retail Marketing and the Luxury Buyer

May 28, 2008

People are changing how they live in a way that would be hard to revert back and they genuinely believe that they need to make a difference. Therefore sustainable and reusable packaging is becoming more and more important.

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Green Retailing – Why it’s important to you

April 28, 2008

Consumers are making buying decisions based on how the businesses they patronize are doing with becoming green.

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Paper Bags versus Plastic Bags – Real Numbers

April 17, 2008

Look in almost any newspaper on any weekend and you will find an article about local governments that are considering taxing, banning or somehow regulating plastic bags. It is becoming undeservedly easy to hate the lowly plastic bag!

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Greening America: When Science Goes Bad

April 2, 2008

Look at the science and do the math, plastic bags are really not the problem…we are. Thin t-shirt style plastic bags hanging from tree branches or blowing across I-5 in California on a hot summers day are easy to hate. So stop and ask…”how did those bags get there”?

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Plastic Bags are easiest to recycle

February 6, 2008

All plastic is recyclable. The fact that consumers are not told to recycle or that the government-controlled waste collection system precludes collection of plastics does not mean that plastic can’t be recycled. It can

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