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    Earth Day Everyday


    Remember the times when we were starting to recycle and it was so hard to remember to put plastic bottles and cans in the recycle bin?  Today, if we don’t recycle those things, we feel a twinge of guilt.  The new challenge now is to remember to take and use your reusable shopping bags whenever you shop at home or when you travel.  Part of the resistance in the past has been the lack of desire to carry the ugly cheap bags that are offered at most stores.  At Beneterre, eco-living with style is so easy.  Beneterre bag users tell us that they like their bags so much that it is easier to remember to take them to the store.  No need to sacrifice your personal style to the mundane.  Enhance your ecolife without sacrificing style with any one of the shopping bags from Beneterre.

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Green Bags on Mon Jun 1, 2009 at 04:24 am

Indeed, green bags carry with them a lot of advantages aside from the fact that they are made from materials that are not as harmful as the one-time use plastic bags we use for shopping. Eco-friendly shopping bags are way more stylish and prettier to look at compared to the ugly plastic ones. Definitely a big plus point, too. They are also designed to be more durable, to be reusable, and to carry more items without tearing apart.

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Beneterre offers smartly designed eco-chic reusable bags for produce, packing snacks or sandwiches,and carrying up to
six wine or beverage bottles that are made in the USA from cotton and other sustainable fibers.