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2. 10 Reusable Items Frugal People Always Buy - AOL

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3. Skip plastic bags for good — use these $12 reusable (and ...

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   New York City’s plastic bag ban took effect March 2, 2020, which means I’ve been using my favorite reusable Baggu bags for all my errands ever since, and I won’t use any other type of bag.

4. Skip plastic bags for good — use these $12 reusable (and ...

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   Baggu's reusable totes are lightweight, roomy and fold up into a tiny pouch that you can toss into any bag. Skip plastic bags for good — use these $12 reusable (and sturdy!) totes instead [Video ...

5. Reusable shopping bag - Wikipedia

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   Some retailers such as Whole Foods Market and Target offer a cash discount for bringing in reusable bags. [9] [10] Since 1999, 6.25 billion reusable bags were imported into the United States for resale and give-aways under Harmonized Tariff Code (HTC) 4202923031 as reported by the United States International Trade Commission. [11]

6. Shopping bag - Wikipedia

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   Reusable shopping bags are increasingly used, e.g. in E.U. countries where use of single-use plastic shopping bags is in decline. Reusable bags are often made from jute cloth, also known as burlap in the U.S. Some are made of plastic, but reusable plastic bags are sturdier than single-use plastic bags. In the U.S., reusable bags are sometimes ...

7. Tote bag - Wikipedia

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   Meanwhile, tote bags made from recycled polypropylene plastic require 11 (up to 26 when considering reuse as bin liners for plastic bags) reuses to match. A 2014 study of U.S. consumers found that the 28% of respondents who own reusable bags forgot them on approximately 40% of their grocery trips and used the bags only about 15 times each ...