Using reusable grocery bags is a sustainable choice, but you should know about this unsafe habit that could potentially make ...

Here's how to fold reusable shopping bags like the video shows: Lay the bag out flat and fold it in thirds the long way. Fold it toward the handles from the bottom up. Wrap the handles around the body ...

If you stock up on reusable options, you’ll no longer have a need for single-use plastic bags. I recommend carrying a reusable shopping bag or two when you are shopping or getting groceries.

Additionally, we aimed to include a mix of bag sizes, styles, and set quantities. Without further ado, here are the 12 best reusable food storage bags according to Amazon reviews.

Although more environmentally friendly than traditional single-use plastic bags, reusable bags, depending on what they are made out of, are more energy-intensive to produce, distribute, and ...

To up your sustainability game even more, consider buying these highly-rated reusable mesh produce bags. They’re currently on sale for just $13, have more than 29,000 Amazon reviews and are a No ...

Beautiful patterns make these bags impossible to miss! Dubbed the ‘original designer reusable bag,’ Envirosax bags ($8.50) are made from strong polyester fabric and can hold up to 44 pounds.

“Reusable bags are being treated fairly again,” said Murray. “Like everything else they have to abide by social distancing.” Originally Published: July 17, 2020 at 12:29 PM PDT ...

More than 50. No wait, definitely at least 100. Katiuska Tejada-Rivera can’t quite put her finger on how many reusable bags she’s accumulated in the more than four months since New Jersey’s ...

To keep the bags out of the waste stream, members of the Clean Communities Council and the state Food Council have created an online hub for reusable bag donation. Set to be formally unveiled ...

Should you wash your reusable bags? Absolutely. With the NJ bag ban taking effect, they're about to get a lot of use. Here's how to clean them.

Reusable bags can be both practical and pretty (just make sure to keep ’em clean) and now that retailers can charge five cents per paper bag, why not opt for a carry-all of your choice?