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Environment & Energy

Beringia

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5. I couldn't find a good answer for bagging produce or things like a package of hamburger

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Thu Jan 1, 2026, 08:06 PM

22 hrs ago

I have a friend who works at Target in Long Beach, California. I'll ask her about it

I bought 50 count reusable cotton bags, and I had so many, I gave half away to the Goodwill

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No More Plastic Bags at stores in California [View all] Beringia Yesterday OP

All well and good, and I approve. CaliforniaPeggy Yesterday #1

I believe those green produce bags are supposed to be biodegradable. LoisB Yesterday #4

Our HOA requires we put all non-recyclable trash in plastic bags progree Yesterday #2

I couldn't find a good answer for bagging produce or things like a package of hamburger Beringia 22 hrs ago #5

Thanks. I especially like that there is a black color option /nt progree 19 hrs ago #7

Already a thing... 2naSalit Yesterday #3

I agree mostly dickthegrouch 20 hrs ago #6

Or if the ground is wet or snow and one has to set bags down for one reason or another progree 19 hrs ago #8

We've long had that change here in New York, only reusable bags or paper are allowed Rhiannon12866 14 hrs ago #9