Apr 28

Americans Love Cheap Convenience. That Makes Single-Use Plastic Bags Hard to Replace

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Shoppers in New Jersey this summer might notice something different at their local CVS and Target stores–a kiosk offering to take back reusable shopping bags for $1 each. It’s part of a new pilot program by Closed Loop Partners’ Consortium to Reinvent the Retail Bag, a multi-year project to develop seamless alternatives to the single-use…

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