The details of the bags that businesses provide to their customers go beyond simply indicating their contents; the material used, the way the bag is manufactured, and its durability are all important factors when one is making a more responsible choice. In this guide we will examine what 1% for the Planet is and how…
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Ordering reusable bags might sound easy, but figuring out the right quantity can be tricky. If you order too few, you might need to arrange another delivery. Too many, and you end up using extra cash and storage. The best approach is to base your order on how many bags your business actually uses, instead…
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Ask a business owner why they haven’t switched to reusable bags, and cost usually comes up first. Reusable bags cost more per unit than plastic, so on paper the plastic bag looks cheaper. But that comparison only looks at the price of a single bag, not what a business actually spends on packaging over a…
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Ordering custom bags looks simple on the surface. You pick a style, add your logo, choose a quantity, and place the order. But somewhere between that first idea and the delivery truck, plenty of businesses end up with bags that are the wrong size, too flimsy, poorly printed, or delivered weeks after they were needed.…
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Canadian retail packaging has changed more in the past five years than in the previous twenty. Single use plastics have disappeared from checkouts, customers now ask what a package is made from, and packaging has shifted from an afterthought to a genuine business decision. For retailers, the question is no longer whether to adapt but…
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Ordering custom eco bags sounds simple until you sit down to actually specify them. How big should they be? Which fabric suits your products? Will the bag hold what your customers buy, and will it look right carrying your logo? Get these decisions wrong and you end up with thousands of bags nobody wants to…
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Not all reusable bags are built the same. Two bags can look almost identical on a shelf, yet one lasts for years while the other splits open on its third grocery run. For Canadian businesses handing out branded bags, that difference matters enormously, because a failed bag reflects directly on your brand. High quality reusable…
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Most people only think about a shopping bag for the few minutes it takes to carry their groceries home. But every reusable bag has a much bigger story, one that begins long before it reaches your hand and continues long after its final trip. Understanding the Lifecycle of a Reusable Shopping Bag helps Canadian businesses…
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One of the first questions Canadian business owners ask before switching away from plastic is simple: how long will a reusable bag actually last? It is a fair question, because the answer affects your costs, your customer experience, and your environmental impact. A bag that falls apart after a few trips is a poor investment,…
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Choosing the right reusable bag for your business is harder than it looks. Cotton vs Non Woven vs Jute Bags is one of the most common comparisons Canadian businesses make when searching for sustainable packaging solutions. Cotton, non woven polypropylene, and jute are three of the most popular options for Canadian businesses, and each one…
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