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Whole Foods is getting some celebrity help with reuseable bags

Sheryl Crow in a red dress, looking back over her shoulder.We've heard a lot about reusable grocery bags this year. Not only did Whole Foods stop supplying plastic grocery bags on Earth Day this year, but the city of San Francisco banned them as well.

There is certainly no shortage of reusable shopping bags out there, but Whole Foods is rolling out one with some celebrity power behind it. The organic grocery store chain has teamed up with Sheryl Crow, who designed the new bag. The bag features the design of a tree with some of Sheryl's words on it and is made from 80% post consumer product.

I think I'll check it out next time I'm in Whole Foods. What do you think?

[via Just Food]

Filed Under: Celebrities, New Products
Tags: design, reusable bags, ReusableBags, Sheryl Crow, SherylCrow, whole foods, WholeFoods

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lizandrsn

9-08-2008 @8:02PM lizandrsn said... Sheryl Crow is an authority on what that makes her special enough to design an eco-frieindly tote bag?

Like I would buy one just because a celebrity scribbled with crayons.
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MrsBug

9-09-2008 @11:45AM MrsBug said... I've bought our local store's (Meijers) "green" bags and I must say, I actually LOVE them. They're square and don't tip over, you get so much more packed into them and you don't have all that plastic floating around.

I HATE getting my one (1) bottle of dish soap in a single bag when I'm buying a whole load of groceries. Not to mention, you put the plastic bags in the trunk and stuff spills all over as you drive home and the load shifts.
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mrs_m

9-09-2008 @12:02PM mrs_m said... What's with Whole Foods & celebrity bags?! And who made Sheryl Crow an authority on being green or at least to scribble some words AND be green by association? Didn't Ms Crow do some GIANT hair dye endorsement for Revlon - Gee that's a really fabulous eco-friendly product that Whole Foods would NEVER carry?
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Mary

10-04-2008 @9:47PM Mary said... As long as it's one of the $1.00 ones, I'll buy it!
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