I recently read an article about people in New Jersey that are complaining about having too many reusable bags. Re-purposing your bags is a great way to extend their life and reduce waste. Now that’s win-win. Not to mention that is makes finding things that much easier. Just grab a bag and get busy.

On World Conservation Day, we come together to celebrate the beauty of our planet and recommit ourselves to preserving its precious resources. As environmentally conscious individuals, it is crucial to reflect on our daily habits and consider small changes that can collectively make a significant impact.

Tote bags have gained immense popularity in recent years as a reusable and eco-friendly alternative to single-use plastic bags. These bags have become a go-to choice for shoppers, travelers, and commuters, as they are not only convenient but also contribute to a sustainable lifestyle. In this article, we will explore how tote bags are good for the environment.

Polypropylene non-woven (PPNW) fabric is a versatile material that has found its way into various industries, including the bag industry. PPNW is a synthetic fabric made from polypropylene resin, which is melted and extruded into fine fibers that are then bonded together to create a non-woven material. PPNW bags have become increasingly popular in recent years due to their durability, eco-friendliness, and affordability.

Now that the world is waking up to the destructive effects of plastic on our environment. We thought this would be a good time to highlight some of the more sustainable options to plastic. But first, what is a simple definition of sustainability?

Facing supply chain challenges? Discover how we went the extra mile for our client Metro to meet the plastic bag ban deadline.

Your supply chain can make or break your product availability and success. Never before has this been more important or more challenging.

Reusable Bags are the future of retail and being thoughtful about their presence in your business is essential.