Ensuring Greener & Safer Surroundings During the Pandemic: Switch to Reusable Items
Many activities in everyday life have changed quite a bit as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic. Many things are less straightforward than they once were from spending time with others to a trip to the grocery store. As grocery stores begin to accept reusable items again and loosen quarantine restrictions, several individuals are wondering…
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100% Canadian-Made and BPI Certified Compostable Courier Bags.
We are pleased to announce our latest product innovation that is Made in Canada. Are you looking for an environmentally friendly option to your single use plastic courier pouches? We’ve got it! Most retailers are noticing a huge boom in online shopping. The conventional plastic courier bags end up in landfill sites. 100% Canadian-Made and BPI Certified…
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Eco-friendly bags: Here’s how you can help make this world a better place to live
Over the last two decades, a noticeable attempt has been made to move from environmentally damaging products to more natural and organic ones. If there is one sector where this pattern has become the most prominent, it is lifestyle. People have started making little lifestyle changes like using reusable wine bags and paper bags which…
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Kraft Paper Bags – Made in Ontario, Canada
Icegreen now offers recycled Natural and White Kraft Twisted Handle Paper Bags, made in Ontario, Canada. We are among the industry leaders supplying recycled and eco-friendly paper bags to Canada and the U.S. By partnering with some of North America’s leading paper mills, we offer heavyweight recycled bags that are the perfect solution for quick-service…
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NO, THE PANDEMIC ISN’T AN EXCUSE TO GO BACK TO SINGLE-USE PLASTICS | OPINION
From Newsweek.com JUDITH ENCK ON 4/22/20 AT 12:50 PM EDT Because of coronavirus, events planned for the 50th anniversary of Earth Day were cancelled, or moved online. At least while lockdown orders last, the pandemic is transforming behavior and environmental impacts—but not across the board. Some industries are cynically exploiting it to push for…
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BC Supreme Court rules in favour of Victoria’s plastic bag ban
By Richard ZussmanOnline Journalist based at B.C. Legislature Global News The BC Supreme Court has ruled the city of Victoria can ban single-use plastic checkout bags. The court dismissed the challenge to the City’s Checkout Bag Regulation by the Canadian Plastic Bag Association on Tuesday. “The City is very pleased that the Court has confirmed our ability to…
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Meet your new solution to single-use plastic bags
Introducing our latest earth-friendly packaging innovation Economically priced and environmentally friendly substitute to plastic bags. More cost effective than traditionally sewn reusable tote bags. A perfect solution for municipal plastic bag bans. Strong and Durable, constructed with machine heat-sealed seams creating optimized strength and significant savings. Custom screen printed with your logo or artwork and…
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Introducing our latest eco-friendly packaging innovation
Our heavy-duty kraft paper bag with removable cardboard dividers is designed to protect bottles from breakage. Rope handles provide strength over paper handles for carrying heavier bottles. Custom printed with your logo or artwork design, this bag is ideal for wineries, beer and spirit manufacturers, as well as retailers of alcohol and spirits, boutique oils…
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How Reusable Wine Bags Can Help With Brand Recognition
If you run a shop or business dealing with wine or liquor bottles, you need bags for packaging your products. In this day and age, when we are all trying to maximize how we use and reuse things, you cannot afford your packaging to go to waste. The better option is to opt for a…
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How One Can Encourage Supermarkets To Avoid Plastic
In striving to make the world a better place to live by supporting sustainable development, supermarkets have taken steps to reduce single-use plastic. This kind of campaign gained momentum in the UK when British Prime Minister Theresa May declared war against the use of plastic on ‘throwaway culture.’ The Prime Minister further added the encouragement…
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