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Asda - not amused!

busiscoming2
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I usually shop at Tescos,as it is only 5 mins away and have had it delivered for the past few weeks. I thought I'd try a different supermarket, so had a look at Asda and placed an order. It has just been delivered and cannot believe the amount of plastic bags used!!!!
Total shop was just under £50 and they had used 15 plastic bags!!!!! There was even 2 loaves of bread in just one bag.
Not very eco friendly are they?! won't be shopping there again.
Total shop was just under £50 and they had used 15 plastic bags!!!!! There was even 2 loaves of bread in just one bag.
Not very eco friendly are they?! won't be shopping there again.
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You can never have too many plastic bagsIt's taken me years of experience to get this cynical0
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At least if you've got them they're not in a landfill
Bought is to buy. Brought is to bring.0 -
you'll never be short to pick up dog cack now though will you!one of the famous 50
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busiscoming2 wrote: »I usually shop at Tescos,as it is only 5 mins away and have had it delivered for the past few weeks. I thought I'd try a different supermarket, so had a look at Asda and placed an order. It has just been delivered and cannot believe the amount of plastic bags used!!!!
Total shop was just under £50 and they had used 15 plastic bags!!!!! There was even 2 loaves of bread in just one bag.
Not very eco friendly are they?! won't be shopping there again.
had they rammed a load of shopping on top of the bread would that have been better?0 -
If you use Tescos next time, the driver will take back ALL carrier bags no matter what shop they came from0
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They can always be recycled for something at home, kitchen waste bin etc.make the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
OP, you have to be kidding.
I do respect environmentally concious people like you, despite not personally caring myself. However do you really not have a use for carrier bags? I personally never have enough carrier bags, they're free small bin bags (unless you shop at a supermarket that rewards you for reusing bags, then they're up to 4p from Tesco in lost points, 0.5p from Sainsbury's). If it really bothers you then just store them and when you have enough then Freecycle them.
And is 15 bags really worse than the emissions for getting your shopping delivered?0 -
Only 5 mins away , and gets it delivered.
Complains about waste....0 -
next time they deliver, give them back and asda will happily take them away and recycle them for you.2011 wins: £481Eleventh Heaven: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 110
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How is this a rant, ok so they used to many bags but its not really a big deal, just hand them back to the driver next time you use asda0
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