Walmart now charges for bags now at a few stores in California. Three Walmart stores in Folsom and Citrus Heights now require shoppers to either bring their own bags, or pay fifteen cents for a reusable bag at checkout. Actually, fifteen cents for a reusable bag is an terrific deal: in most of Europe and some of Canada, it'smore as opposed to that for a conventional plastic bag. If you would like a huge walmart bag, then you can pay fifty whole cents for the plus-size model. Walmart is charging for bags at people three stores to start with, but is introducing the reusable bags throughout Northern California by the end of the week. Folsom and Citrus Heights might serve as testing environments to see whether Walmart charging for bags is going to fly for the duration of the state. If it got up to me, I'd choose a more urban district as one of my test environments.
Walmart hopes to reduce its waste by 33% by 2013, and hopes too charging for bags is a phase in the ideally direction.
"First, the stores requested signs encouraging customers to provide their own bags and also began marketing reusable bags. The 15-cent exemplary is royal blue and lightweight polypropylene fabric."
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