For those of you power shoppers out there, there’s the lightweight and spacious PC GREEN bin, with its own carrying straps, for hauling out a car-sized load.
Loblaws didn’t get to be Canada’s biggest food store by forgetting the little things, like giving the eco-conscious shopper lots of green goodies to put in their smart new carrying things. The new PC GREEN lineup includes unbleached Pick-a-Size paper towels, chlorine-free toilet bowl cleaner, active oxygen bleach, natural lawn fertilizer, corn cob cat litter and fire logs made from used coffee grounds.
“Earth,” “water” and “energy” are the three power words of PC GREEN, and are stamped on the products as well as the bags. “Earth” means you can recycle it, “water” means it’s chemical-free and “energy” is for products that cut down on power use.
The Loblaws website offers tips for saving energy in your home, how to garden organically and convincing your family to go green.
Canada’s biggest grocer is stepping up to the plate. The question is, will you, the consumer, step up to the express line?
Tags: Green reusable bags, Loblaws, plastic bags, waste reduction
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On Tuesday the 5th of February, 2008 at 6:31 pm, Abby said:
On Wednesday the 6th of May, 2009 at 8:05 pm, Marzena said:
Really so green?
Really so generous?
This is just additional income for the company.
http://novanewsnet.ukings.ca/nova_news_3588_12603.html
On top of ‘not-so-green bags’ they still have plastic bags. The difference is – the client has to pay for them. Just cutting the expenses in a hard time.
Chipper stores would at list provide boxes for free.
On Wednesday the 6th of May, 2009 at 8:24 pm, marzenna said:
there is even more.
read the comments.
On Monday the 21st of December, 2009 at 8:46 pm, Bruce said:
Loblawa used to provide biodegradable bags free. Now they charge for non-biodegradable plastic bags, and so save money, pollute the environment, and have the audacity to call this environmentaly responsible.
On Thursday the 10th of June, 2010 at 2:26 pm, Lolly said:
WHERE exactly do you recycle it? In the plastic?
I’m guessing so,.
The problem that I have with this bag, and it’s not a huge problem, except to me, is that it’s recycled plastic. I can’t handle plastic in any form. (Yes, it’s a pain! We live in a plastic world) It’s a great idea though.