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Want an Insulated Reusable Bag at a Great Price? Our Therm-o-Tote Fits the Bill

Bulletin Bag Products, Promotion Ideas, Staff Reviews,

Therm-o-Tote insulated reusable bagWe love the insulated, durable Therm-o-Tote. Seriously. It’s such a great bag that you would think it would come at a higher price.

The Therm-o-tote is constructed in a similar fashion to our Big Thunder Grocery Tote. Both feature 100 gsm nonwoven polypropylene for strength and full wraparound handles for durability. Both also have a bottom insert.

Pair all of that with an insulated lining, and you have a great bag for grocery shopping, picnics, the beach—or anywhere you need to keep food or drink warm or cold. Our staff reviewer uses the Therm-o-Tote insulated reusable bag for all of the above! Just don’t forget to wash it inside-out in warm, soapy water or spray the inside and wipe it down.

How Do Shoppers Remember to Bring Reusable Bags?

Reusable Bag Tips

HEB Remember to Bring Reusable Bags ContestLast month, Texas-based H-E-B ran a contest in honor of Earth Day. The grocery chain held an open call for videos depicting how shoppers remember to bring reusable bags.

The top ten submissions were posted and the public had an opportunity to vote for their favorite video. The winner, to be announced on Earth Day, April 22, takes home $5000 AND $5000 for an environmental nonprofit of their choosing.

The contest comes at an interesting time, as we at Bulletin Bag [.com] have our own special way to remember to bring reusable bags and are gearing up to share it with all of you very soon!

While voting for your favorite submission has ended, you can still view all ten finalists on H-E-B’s website.

How do YOU remember to bring reusable bags? We like this catchy mantra: Grab ‘em, Use ‘em, Wash ‘em!

Bulletin Bag [.com] Earns Early Adopter Status with Product Safety Compliance Program

Bulletin Bag Products

Product Safety Compliance ProficiencyFuture Bulletins, the parent company of Bulletin Bag [.com], Bulletin Bottle [.com], and Funman Promotions, is proud to be among the first to achieve ‘Product Safety Aware’ status in the Promotional Products Association International (PPAI) Product Safety Awareness Program.

Product safety compliance is a top priority for us, and we have demonstrated our commitment by actively engaging our staff and adopting a corporate culture prioritizing product safety compliance training and continuing education.

Meeting the evolving product safety expectations of the promotional products industry requires regulatory knowledge and an ongoing company commitment, and we are proud to offer this expertise to our clients.

Read more on our commitment to product safety.

Plastic Bag Bans: Kids Enacting Change

Green Issues, Plastic Bag Bans, ,

plastic bag bans in York, MaineKids all over the world make things happen every day. When it comes to plastic bag bans, sometimes the kids’ voices are the loudest.

In York, Maine, a group of high school students are trying to ban plastic bags. Ambitious? Perhaps. But that’s not stopping them from trying to make their hometown the first in the state to successfully enact a ban. Continue reading →

Switching to Reusable Grocery Bags: Six Tips for a Successful Switch!

Reusable Bag Tips

switching to reusable grocery bagsSwitching to reusable grocery bags is easier than you think! Aside from the environmental benefits, reusable bags make grocery shopping more efficient by requiring fewer trips to and from the car. Reusable bags also rid your home of unruly piles of plastic bags. We applaud you for switching to reusable grocery bags!

 

Six Tips for a Successful Switch: Continue reading →

Paper or Plastic? Choose Reusable Grocery Bags!

Green Issues,

The paper-versus-plastic debate is an international issue. San Francisco was the first city in the country to ban plastic bags, and London may soon follow suit. Ireland charges a fee to use plastic bags, as does Denmark and Switzerland. A growing number of municipalities, like Boston, Los Angeles and Phoenix are considering bans or fees to reduce plastic bag consumption.

reusable grocery bagsWhy Switch to Reusable Grocery Bags? Continue reading →