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martyh 30-08-2016 19:50

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35856578)
Unless the shopper selects 'bagless delivery'.

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/zones...gless-delivery

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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 35856778)
They all do this AFAIK, I guess it would be simply too administrative to literally count how many bags each customer uses.

no they don't ,look up :rolleyes:

Paul 30-08-2016 20:17

Re: Controversial bag charge a success as shoppers will use 6 billion fewer plastic b
 
I get a refund each week from Morrisons for returning the previous weeks bags (online, home delivery).

Osem 30-08-2016 20:27

Re: Controversial bag charge a success as shoppers will use 6 billion fewer plastic b
 
When I were a lad we used to get a couple of pennies for every glass lemonade bottle we returned to the shop.

Kursk 31-08-2016 21:27

Re: Controversial bag charge a success as shoppers will use 6 billion fewer plastic b
 
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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35856811)
When I were a lad we used to get a couple of pennies for every glass lemonade bottle we returned to the shop.

I can raise your lemonade bottle to a soda syphon which was 7s 6d return on each bottle! Yes, best part of a ten bob note :)

Chris 01-09-2016 08:03

Re: Controversial bag charge a success as shoppers will use 6 billion fewer plastic b
 
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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 35856778)
They all do this AFAIK, I guess it would be simply too administrative to literally count how many bags each customer uses.

In Scotland at least, online shops have a deal whereby they're allowed to make a flat charge for bags (40p I think) on the basis that it is too much of an administrative burden to count the bags used in each delivery. However Asda and Sainsburys, the ones I've used so far, both allow you to choose whether you want bags or not during the checkout process.

We always choose bagless, then we meet them at the kitchen door with a couple of ikea sacks. The shopping gets transferred to those, and the driver goes on his merry way.

Osem 01-09-2016 09:22

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Controversial bag charge a success as shoppers will use 6 billion fewer plastic bags
Wow it's a nice change to see such a positive thread title from the OP I must say... :D

RichardCoulter 01-09-2016 16:34

Re: Controversial bag charge a success as shoppers will use 6 billion fewer plastic b
 
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Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35856791)
no they don't ,look up :rolleyes:

It is obvious to most people that I was referring to those customers that don't choose bagless deliveries.

BenMcr 01-09-2016 16:44

Re: Controversial bag charge a success as shoppers will use 6 billion fewer plastic b
 
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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 35857126)
In Scotland at least, online shops have a deal whereby they're allowed to make a flat charge for bags (40p I think) on the basis that it is too much of an administrative burden to count the bags used in each delivery. However Asda and Sainsburys, the ones I've used so far, both allow you to choose whether you want bags or not during the checkout process.

We always choose bagless, then we meet them at the kitchen door with a couple of ikea sacks. The shopping gets transferred to those, and the driver goes on his merry way.

I've just started using Ocado again after a break. The order came with a bag charge for the number of bags they were going to use, but as I used my own bags instead, it was refunded from the shopping total the same day and before the bill was taken from my card.

RichardCoulter 01-09-2016 18:55

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Originally Posted by BenMcr (Post 35857228)
I've just started using Ocado again after a break. The order came with a bag charge for the number of bags they were going to use, but as I used my own bags instead, it was refunded from the shopping total the same day and before the bill was taken from my card.

It's Ocado who deliver on behalf of Morrisons, so that's why both systems are alike.

denphone 02-09-2016 18:38

Re: Controversial bag charge a success as shoppers will use 6 billion fewer plastic b
 
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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35856811)
When I were a lad we used to get a couple of pennies for every glass lemonade bottle we returned to the shop.

By heck you are obviously getting closer to pensioner age then.;)

RichardCoulter 02-09-2016 20:38

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In the old days pop, milk and medicine bottles were routinely recycled.

Newspapers were used as toilet roll and for fish & chips etc.

Most people took a shopping bag or basket when they went shopping.

Recycling isn't new, but plastic bottles, carrier bags etc are!

denphone 07-08-2017 12:50

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Tesco's cheapest carrier bag to cost 10p.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-40848779

Pierre 07-08-2017 13:28

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Still wont stop me from using them.

denphone 07-08-2017 13:47

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Nor us.

Taf 07-08-2017 16:58

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I have almost always used my own bag.


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