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Got Your Bags? Buttons (25 per pack)
10950 Got Your Bags? Buttons (25 per pack)
Got Your Bags? Lapel Pin
48950 Got Your Bags? Lapel Pin
Got Your Bags? Stencil
73960 Got Your Bags? Stencil
Got Your Bags? Store Front Window Clings (6 per pack)
21955 Got Your Bags? Store Front Window Clings (6 per pack)
 

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Got Your Bags?

Useful campaign items to promote Reducing, Reusing, and Recycling of shopping bags in your community.

Need help kick-starting a program in your area? Contact sales@weisenbach.com for tips, tricks, and more useful items.

(Scroll down below for more information about the history of the campaign.)
 
 Products (Total Items: 6)
Got Your Bags? Lapel Pin
Got Your Bags? Lapel Pin
Your Price: $1.75
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Got Your Bags? Stencil
Got Your Bags? Stencil
Your Price: $20.00 for one stencil
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Got Your Bags? In-Car Window Clings (25 per pack)
Got Your Bags? In-Car Window Clings (25 per pack)
Your Price: $8.75 for a pack
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Got Your Bags? Store Front Window Clings (6 per pack)
Got Your Bags? Store Front Window Clings (6 per pack)
Your Price: $9.00 for a pack
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Got Your Bags? Hand Fan
Got Your Bags? Hand Fan
Your Price: $0.75
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Got Your Bags? Buttons (25 per pack)
Got Your Bags? Buttons (25 per pack)
Your Price: $10.00 for a pack
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Got Your Bags? 

The “Got Your Bags?” campaign originated as a grassroots effort with the Mariposa County Public Works Department (MCPWD) and the Mariposa County Unified School District, in California, who worked together on a pilot stenciling project in local supermarket parking lots. MCPWD staff created the “Got Your Bags?” slogan and logo stencil design. The stencil painting was then incorporated into a lesson plan on recycling for summer school students. 

 Keep California Beautiful (KCB) is now taking this campaign statewide by uniting non-profit, business, community and government organizations around the common goal of promoting the three R’s as they relate to bags – reduce, reuse and recycle.

Reduce: Many California grocers and retailers sell inexpensive reusable bags and shoppers can always decline a bag at checkout (is a bag really necessary for one small item?). 

Reuse: More than 90 percent of consumers reuse their grocery bags at home for an infinite number of purposes – right, dog owners? 

Recycle: State law requires most large supermarkets and pharmacies to set up recycling bins so every Californian can return shopping bags, dry-cleaning bags, bread bags, wraps from paper towels, bathroom tissue, napkins, diapers – even the plastic bag that delivers the newspaper. Recycling these bags and wraps allows them to have a second life as new products including backyard fencing and decking, building and construction products, shopping carts, and of course, new bags.