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Posted Oct 14, 2009 by Janine Dorsey
Updated Oct 14, 2009 at 01:25 PM
Some people remember to bring in their own reusable bags when grocery shopping.
It’s harder to get in the habit for all your other little trips and errands.
CVS is now providing a financial incentive for shoppers to bring in their own bags.
For 99 cents you can purchase a scannable “bag tag” to attach to your reusable bag. Each time you use it at a CVS store it gets scanned. Four scans equals an ECB (Extra Care Buck) for use on a future purchase.
For more details, visit this blog post.
This is a great time to start this new habit as I recently read that Americans generate 25% more garbage during the Holiday season.
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