Directory of Reusable Bags Resources

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Containers that can be used repeatedly, for storing or carrying items, such as groceries. This is done in an attempt to reduce the amount of raw materials needed for one-time use bags, and to reduce the amount of materials ending up in landfills.

Resources in This Category

• Bag The Habit

  http://www.bagthehabit.com/
  Offers fold-up slouch style tote bags with cushioned handles, and mesh produce bags in two sizes. Both are made with recycled polyester. Once worn out, the bags can be returned to the company for recycling.

• Baggu

  https://baggu.com/
  Offer nylon, leather, and canvas bags in a range of colors. Includes tips for usage, news, FAQ and weblog.

• Bring Your Own Bag

  http://www.bringyourownbag.ca/
  Tote bags made from natural and organic cottons, or recycled plastic, and decorated with slogans. Also lists Canadian retailers where their goods may be bought, and information about custom printing.

• Eco-Bags Products, Inc

  http://www.ecobags.com/
  Items include classic European-style string bags, totes made from cotton, hemp or recycled materials, drawstring bags for produce, lunch sacks, and handwoven market bags.

• Envirosax

  http://www.envirosax.com/
  Waterproof polyester bags with fashionable designs and graphics, that can be purchased individually or in sets of 5, and totes made from linen, bamboo and hemp, decorated with plant designs.

• ReuseIt

  http://www.reuseit.com/
  A wide variety of bags and totes including thermal, lunch kits and boxes, Thermos and SIGG bottles, and cotton gift sacks. Products can be searched by price, material, or function.

• The Better Bag

  http://thebetterbag.com/
  Eco-friendly reusable shopping bags made from recycled materials and fully recyclable. Based in Massachusetts, USA.

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