Plastic Bags Should Be Substitued By a More Environmentally-Friendly Product

0 INTRODUCTION A plastic bag is widely used as a simple medium for packing goods purchased from grocery stores and shopping centers. However, the irresponsible use of plastic bags has had a lot of impact, especially on the environment. The negative impact on the use of plastic bags creates a contradiction due to the necessity to make plastic bags, in particular the need to reduce or prohibit the usual conventional bags used for shopping. This raises the question of whether the role of these plastic bags should be replaced by more environmentally friendly products such as reusable food bags as part of a banned plastic bag solution.

The environmental pollution problem is important. Therefore, this origin should be clean, as unused consumers are more likely to use environmentally friendly and safe products, unused plastic bags will become more common. These trends require that buyers be cautious when choosing to import goods and packages. As representative of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, the Ministry developed a master plan that emphasized the 2025 year to develop infrastructure systems in Vietnamese trade between 2009 and 2015 and a reasonable period from 2009 to 2015, and more It is creating environmental profit. Market development including civilization, more modern, improved business environment, retail market plans. Increase target retail sales by 18% or more between 2010 and 2015, then increase to the highest level of more than 20% per year

This is the average time that plastic bags are used. However, plastic bags have affected not only our environment but also our health for decades. From the perspective of the environment and hazardous chemicals, these products make our BAN list 2.0 one of the worst plastic products in the world. One million disposable plastic bags are used every minute throughout the world, and only 1% of plastic bags are recycled every year. Many people have arrived at our ocean and they can harm animals and ecosystems. 5 Gyres works hard with other partner companies to solve this problem. In addition to providing proof of scientific research and proving disposable plastic bags, our 2009 JUNKride tour, our co-founder Anna Cummins and Marcus Eriksen raise awareness of plastic contamination from Vancouver to Mexico In order to act - including the national plastic bag prohibition is requested