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Around Washington state they ask you at the end how many bags you got. Makes a lot more sense. :) I have also seen stores that put a barcode on the bag and th
by com2kid 9y ago
Around Washington state they ask you at the end how many bags you got.
Makes a lot more sense. :)
I have also seen stores that put a barcode on the bag and the bag gets scanned just like any other item. That, IMHO, is the best way to go.
- dullgiulio 9y agoBarcode is how it works in Europe. Recently, also smaller bags for groceries are being taxed in many countries as there are compulsory reduction quotas to be fulfilled. It's really important for the environment and frankly, the majority of groceries don't need any bag as they have skin.
- com2kid 9y ago> It's really important for the environment and frankly, the majority of groceries don't need any bag as they have skin. I mainly bag things due to blood leaking out of meat packages. It leaks onto carts, baskets, and other food. I put an extra bag around my meat, but I see others who don't. And some grocery stores don't have plastic bags available in the meat section, I have to go bag to veggies to get a bag to keep blood from getting everywhere!