
Hemp Nut Milk Bag - Hemp Tribe Made from fine quality hemp fabric & quality tested No dyes, bleaches, softeners or synthetics used in the m...
View full detailsHemp Nut Milk Bag - Hemp Tribe Made from fine quality hemp fabric & quality tested No dyes, bleaches, softeners or synthetics used in the m...
View full detailsSantos Organics' Jute Bag is an environmental friendly multipurpose bag. The perfect alternative to plastic bags, for carrying your groceries. Jute...
View full detailsLittle Mashies Reusable Squeeze Pouch
FABULOUS FEATURES Made from recycled plastic bottles (rPET) Lightweight yet super strong transparent mesh fabric Bags measure approx 30 x 35cm Per...
View full detailsFeatures Certified Organic Cotton 1 x Large, Mesh 35cm x 45cm Made Sustainably in India Ingredients: 100% Certified Organic Cotton.
Features Certified Organic Cotton 1 x Small, MESH – 22cm x 28cm Made Sustainably in India Ingredients: 100% Certified Organic Cotton.
FABULOUS FEATURES Set contains 4 x large bags (approx 30 x 40cm) Made from premium, unbleached GOTS certified organic cotton The tare weight of ea...
View full detailsFeatures 100% sustainably sourced materials 100% recycled denim cord Poly/cotton thread Recycled poly/cotton thread labels
Features 100% sustainably sourced materials 100% recycled denim cord Poly/cotton thread Recycled poly/cotton thread labels
FABULOUS FEATURES Made from unbleached, GOTS certified organic cotton Lightweight and compact bag stows away easily for travel and on-the-go Expan...
View full detailsOver the past few years, we’ve seen a revolution when it comes to reusable bags in Australia. Most places don’t offer free plastic bags anymore and toting reusable bags has become commonplace. We should all be proud of ourselves!
The next step to be truly eco-friendly is to consider all other types of plastic bags we use. For example, it’s still common to use plastic... Read More
Over the past few years, we’ve seen a revolution when it comes to reusable bags in Australia. Most places don’t offer free plastic bags anymore and toting reusable bags has become commonplace. We should all be proud of ourselves!
The next step to be truly eco-friendly is to consider all other types of plastic bags we use. For example, it’s still common to use plastic bags for fruit and vegetable produce in many supermarkets. Plus bread from bakeries often comes in plastic bags.
Bringing reusable produce bags when you take a trip to the shops or markets can help. These mesh bags from Green Essentials or these hemp bread bags from Zero Waste Kulture are ideal to help you avoid using excess plastic.
Instead of buying single-use yoghurt pouches for your kids, you can even buy reusable squeeze pouches. Save money and the environment!
Most people know that it’s better for the environment to use reusable shopping bags. But let’s be realistic – the number one reason people don’t use them is because they forget. They’re just not as easy as single-use bags. It’s all about getting in a habit of using reusable bags. Here are our top tips:
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