The NRA have been travelling across Queensland over the past few months helping retailers prepare for the plastic bag ban.
We have met with thousands of retailers in the Brisbane metro region and love talking with local businesses either not using plastic bags at all or preparing to transition away from banned bags.
Here are just a few examples…
Perfect Potion
West End
Tanya @ The Perfect Potion in West End shows off their paper bags which align perfectly with the Perfect Potion brand.
Bailey Nelson
Fortitude Valley
(from left to right) Adam, Kris and Haidee at Bailey Nelson optometry in James Street show off their black paper bags.
Christopher McMahon Quality Eye Care
Australia Fair, Gold Coast
John from McMahon Optometrists shows their premium cardboard bags.
Absolute Footcare
Australia Fair, Gold Coast
Fiona at Absolute Footcare shows off their stylish reusable bags.
PP Meats
Nerang Mall
Rebecca from PP Meats uses simple paper bags combined with plastic barrier bags.
Wolfe & Ordnance
Fortitude Valley
And the winner for the most artistic bag shot so far goes to Wolfe & Ordnance!
Bent Books
West End
The team @ Bent Books in West End show off their strong paper bags ideal for carrying books.
Jet Black Cat Music
West End
The team at Jet Black Cat Music use very simple white paper bags that perfectly fit their vinyl.
SWOP Clothing Exchange
West End
Holly @ SWOP Clothing Exchange in West End shows how recyclable or reusable bags can be cool as well.
How is your business managing the plastic bag ban?
We’d love to hear from you – contact us at qldbagban@nra.net.au.