WHOLE FOODS KILLS THE BAG
By elephant on May 29, 2008 inin conscious consumerism, summer08digest, sustainability |
The Whole Foods Market chain…will stop offering plastic grocery bags by April 22, Earth Day. San Francisco banned plastic bags last year unless they are of a type that breaks down easily. China announced a crackdown on plastic bags a few weeks ago.
Whole Foods is a small retailer, but has been influential in the grocery business. The company’s move may prompt other chains to take a look at the bag issue. Tara Raddohl, a spokeswoman for Wal-Mart, said her company began selling reusable bags in October and was looking to achieve a goal of zero waste.
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Yay! And check out chicobag.com, they’re cool, we’re reviewing them. Convenient.
And this, too, from Whole Foods’ Bud Sorenson: http://www.elephantjournal.com/2008/02/whole-foods-secret-to-success/
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