People and companies across the nation appreciate the environmental benefits of reusable grocery bags. In April, its Laminated Big Storm Bag received a 5-star rating from satisfied customers.
Dallas, Texas (PRWEB) July 02, 2012
As the green movement has been gaining steam over the past decade, wholesale reusable bags have been exploding in popularity. Since 1975, Holden Bags has been serving customers in need of large quantities of tote bags. In April, Holden Bags’ Laminated Big Storm bag received a cumulative 5-star rating from satisfied customers. To spread the word regarding its ability to successfully meet consumer tote bag needs, Holden Bags recently partnered with LAD Solutions, an internet marketing firm based in Los Angeles.In addition, large corporations, not just individual consumers, have enjoyed helping the environment by making regular use of these bags. In one case, Quiznos turned to Holden Bags when it was in a pinch.
“Quiznos needed 1.8 million bags to be designed, constructed, and delivered in less than 8 weeks for an eco-friendly campaign that was being pushed out to over 3,000 stores across the USA. Holden Bags was able to fulfill this order on time and at an unbeatable price. Thank you Holden Bags for helping us take this project on without any glitches!” stated a Quiznos representative.
Holden Bags’ highly rated bag, the Laminated Big Storm bag, is made of premium-grade 110 GSM polypropylene. Each is outfitted with a bottom-layering insert that helps sturdy the bag for carrying heavier loads. The handles are double-stitched reinforced and have a 10-inch depth. The bag itself is 13 inches wide by 15 inches high, and logos imprinted on the side are 8 inches wide by 8 inches high.
Holden Bags offers free quotes to all companies interested in ordering. Customers must make minimum orders of 100, and the typical turnaround time is one to three business days. Businesses small and large that need any size order of wholesale shopping bags should contact the company.
About Holden Bags: Holden Bags has been assisting companies in need of reusable grocery bags, promotional totes, and trade-show bags with the products they need since 1975. The company currently offers wholesale prices and a three-day turnaround on most projects. Customers are offered a free quote and walk through a brief seven-step process before work is begun on their project.
Stephen Holden
Holden Bags
(800) 255 0885
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Shopping gets me off my trolley - Sydney Morning Herald
HECKLER
"I hate shopping, shopping of any kind - clothes, furniture, linen, shoes, groceries, you name it." Photo: Bloomberg
FEMALE relatives have declared me the family anomaly. They have convinced me I have a defective gene. Why? Because I hate shopping, shopping for anything - clothes, furniture, linen, shoes, groceries, you name it.
I cannot find what I want; I snarl at offers of help; I dither; I end up buying nothing or closing my mind and just grabbing something. It is painful. I am positively allergic to shopping.
I have devised a coping strategy. I make a list of exactly what I need. If I find the items, I buy. If not, I pass.
I have the weekly grocery chore down to a fine art. Armed with the list, I charge around the supermarket with a trolley, snatch the listed items, check out, and thank the gods it is over for another week. I know exactly where everything is, which aisles to traverse, which to bypass - until some marketing bright spark decides to foil my purchasing ploy. A deliberate sabotage of my tactical formula to compensate for a shopping aversion.
I am in the supermarket, head down, list in hand, trolley on autopilot, passing the tinned fish section. Without looking, without pausing, I grab a tin of tuna. Arrrgh! It is soft, spongy. I drop it in shock. A packet of crumpets. The shelves of this section are stocked with wrapped bread and stuff of that ilk. I check where I am. Second aisle. Tick. I check the row signs. Bread and cakes. Confusion. Then I see a young woman further along, changing labels below packets of rice where spreads used to be. Careful not to butt her with the trolley, I ask what is going on.
She smiles. ''I'm re-stocking the shelves.''
''I can see that. But why is rice where Vegemite used to be?''
''We're re-organising the stock.''
''Why?'' I swallow the acid on my tongue.
Another sweet smile. ''To make it shopper-friendly and freshen up the experience for you.''
''Huh!'' I move on, keeping a rein on the urge to spit the dummy. After all, she is only following orders of those with marketing degrees.
I take time to try and fathom the reasoning behind the
re-arrangement of grocery items. Is it more logical to put the biscuit range next to non-perishable milks? I cannot see why.
This undermining of my carefully constructed shopping plan happens on a regular basis. When least expected. When I have been lulled into the prospect of in and out of the supermarket with exactly what I need in the minimum of time wasted.
Whatever the premise behind this frequent inane activity, I still believe it is a conspiracy to frustrate people like me who have been born with a so-called defective gene.
Elly Inta
iBet: Tour de France favourites - The Independent Blogs
Tour De France, Points Classification
Back Matthew Goss each way at (8/1)
There has been a wholesale gamble on Bradley Wiggins to win the Tour De France, as everything has fallen into place for the British Team Sky rider. From 14-1 in the winter, Wiggins is now the best priced 5/4 favourite. Not only is he in great form, winning three of the five races in the build-up. But the time-trial-heavy route massively favours him over the climbers and the form of his main rival, defending champion and 9/4 second favourite Cadel Evans has been sketchy. Wiggins beat Evans by nearly a minute and a half in the recent Dauphine time trial and his team showed its strength by putting two other riders in the top four. Wiggins crashed out last year when fancied, and none of the riders who finished in front of him in 2009 (when he was fourth) are competing. Neither of the top two in the betting are any value but it’s hard to back against them with time trials so prominent.
Advices
Team Sky will be fully focused on helping Wiggins win outright and that will surely hinder their sprinter Mark Cavendish, who is best priced 5-1 to retain his green jersey and might even drop out early to concentrate on the Olympics. Slovak Peter Sagan is best priced 8/13 favourite in this Points Classification market at the time of writing. He looks impressive but it’s his first tour, and with some firms paying the top three each way (check out Oddschecker.com) , there could be value in getting with Matthew Goss at 8/1.
Betfair gives you better value. To see how much more you can win go to www.betfair.com/betchecker
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