Since introduction in November 2016, our Heavy Weight Canvas Bags have been our best sellers.
It is absolute proof that cost is becoming a smaller influence on the buying decisions of consumers.
Savvy consumers know that a cheap bag is a very short term proposition, whereas a product with better construction and design will serve them for longer.
Spending more actually saves you money... especially when quality is sacrificed to meet a price point.
Next time you're considering buying something (not just reusable bags) ask what the overall cost might be; compared to the price.
Thursday, April 27, 2017
Wednesday, April 19, 2017
Oberon Boomerang Bags
Oberon in regional NSW has recently launched the Boomerang Bag concept.
Boomerang Bags are available free-of-charge to anyone needing a bag.
The first community store to stock the bags is Foodworks.
Oberon Rotary member Brenda Lyon said "through Boomerangs we can work towards shifting society's throw-away mentality to a more sustainable revolution of reuse - one community, needle and thread at a time!"
Great concept.
Boomerang Bags are available free-of-charge to anyone needing a bag.
The first community store to stock the bags is Foodworks.
Oberon Rotary member Brenda Lyon said "through Boomerangs we can work towards shifting society's throw-away mentality to a more sustainable revolution of reuse - one community, needle and thread at a time!"
Great concept.
Monday, April 10, 2017
Canberra leads Australia in Reuse Stakes
Banning bags in Australia capital has had a profound impact on the sheer weight of landfill being generated.
A very interesting number is reported as a 36% reduction in the tonnage of bags buried in landfill - from 266 to 177 tons within 2 years.
Don't know about you, but that's a big number for any community.
Click to read more from the ABC's website.
Go Canberra!
A very interesting number is reported as a 36% reduction in the tonnage of bags buried in landfill - from 266 to 177 tons within 2 years.
Don't know about you, but that's a big number for any community.
Click to read more from the ABC's website.
Go Canberra!
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