Over the last couple of decades, there’s been a lot of talk about the environment risks associated with plastic bags. An article featured on Center for Industrial Progress (CIP)*, however, has some interesting insights in defense of plastic bags. Are plastic bags useful? Definitely. Are they dangerous? Yes, there may be risks for the long-term if they aren’t disposed of properly.
Despite the hullaballoo, plastic bags continue to be used at popular stores across the United States. They are quite popular as giveaways and why not? They are inexpensive, easy to be given out and can be customized to feature the company’s logo and message.
If you own a store or have an event coming up, it wouldn’t be a bad idea to get hold of some personalized plastic bags. Here are 5 bags that are recommended for you:
1. Full color plastic bags 9" x 13": Use the entire surface area of this bag to feature your company’s logo and message. Use an interesting and vibrant background for these bags – they will get noticed easily.
2. Lily-Frosted Brite Shopper: This bag is quite popular at Promo Direct. They look good and have strong handles that allow for convenient gripping. Be assured that your recipients can carry their groceries around in style and with ease.
3. 9-1/2 x 12 Poly Draw Bag: These bags feature a tape closure that secures belongings with ease. Sturdy and flexible construction.
4. Cassius Zip Pouch: How about going for a plastic pouch? Here is a zippered product that is available in 6 exciting colors.
5. Large Labeled Treat Bag: Want to give out an assortment of goodies? These bags will come in handy! Get your logo and message featured on these bags to help recipients remember your brand instantly.
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References:- http://industrialprogress.com/2013/03/14/in-defense-of-plastic-bags/
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Gary Taylr is a marketing consultant and works with the creative team at Promo Direct to boost sales. He is a regular participant in discussions related to business and marketing. He loves exchanging ideas and connecting with like-minded people. Gary can be followed on Google+ and Twitter.
