Posts Tagged ‘Eco-Bags’
New! Our Handybag Line Of Unique Reusable Bags…
Icegreen is pleased to introduce the Handybag line. Handybags are an innovative new series of packaging products created for grocers and retailers to stock and re-sell to their customer base with the potential for full customization and private labelling. As more and more municipalities across Canada are implementing restrictions on (or even banning the use of)…
+ Read MoreThermal Delivery Bags – Keep Your Customers Food Hot/Cold
Icegreen Custom Thermal Bags As lockdowns continue across Canada, many of us are looking for convenient options to stay home and have prepared food and groceries delivered to us. As home food delivery becomes more and more popular, businesses are looking for unique and innovative ways to safely package their food – one possible solution…
+ Read MoreTamper Evident Paper Bags – Made In Canada
NOW OFFERING – TAMPER EVIDENT BAGS! We have developed a way during the automated manufacturing process to add a two-sided tape to the inside patch of the bag. This allows the retailer or restaurant to seal the paper bag after packing each order and prior to handing the bag over to either the consumer or…
+ Read MoreCompostable Plastic Bags
Looking for a cost-effective way to manage the single-use plastic bag bags? The next generation of eco-friendly plastic bags – BPI certified Compostable T-Shirt Bags. No more single-use plastic and a great alternative to paper bags! Our product is a Certified Compostable Bag – they are certified through Biodegradable Products Institute (BPI) and…
+ Read MoreKraft Paper Bags – Made in Ontario, Canada
Icegreen now offers recycled Natural and White Twisted Handle Kraft 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…
+ Read MoreBC 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…
+ Read MoreMicrobeads are a sign of our plastic consumer madness
How much are whiter teeth and smoother skin worth to you? Are they worth the water and fish in the Great Lakes? The cormorants that nest along the shore? The coral reefs that provide refuge and habitat for so much ocean life? Are they worth the oceans that give us half the oxygen we…
+ Read MoreICEGREEN ENDS 2013 WITH STRONG 4TH QUARTER, AND CELEBRATES RECORD YEAR!
Icegreen has reported a record 4th quarter sales since its inception in 2008; as a result 2013 has been its best year. Company President and Founder David Lawson: “We are very pleased with the results of 2013, we have secured some very large accounts and as well, our core business has remained very stable. We…
+ Read Moreamysmartplasticbags Amy Smart v. Plastic Bags, Her Fight for Change
Amy Smart v. Plastic Bags, Her Fight for Change Actress and environmental activist, Amy Smart, recently shared her battle against plastic bags on Huffington Post. Smart first became involved in environmental protection in high school. Soaking up the beauty from the mountains and the ocean inspired her to volunteer for Heal the Bay. “I loved…
+ Read MoreStone Paper Bags: Completely Tree Free!
Toronto has just become the largest North American city to ban plastic bags from grocery markets, but there’s an underlying controversy with respect to one of the alternatives. Sure, you can offer customers reusable bags, but will they remember to bring them? And if they don’t, then what will you offer – paper bags? Paper…
+ Read MoreReusable Bags: Plastic, Paper or Cloth? The Controversy Continues
Just as the city of Los Angeles moves to ban plastic bags in supermarkets all together – becoming the largest U.S. city to take that step – Toronto’s mayor has vowed to do away with that city’s five-cent per bag tax. In addition to Los Angeles, other large U.S. cities to make the move include…
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