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Bag reuse campaign fails to change behaviour - COMMENT UPDATE
A campaign encouraging people to reuse their shopping bags has not produced a strong change in bag use behaviour. The 10 week Choose to Reuse trial was run by the Waste and Resources Action Programme (WRAP) in Bristol and Edinburgh last year, in conjunction with a number of major supermarket retailers. It aimed to see if customers could be persuaded to use fewer free carrier bags on their shopping trips, by reusing bags instead. But ...
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