View Full Version : The scandalous price of Morrisons plastic bags.
Kate!
29-05-2024, 09:00 PM
60p.
60 bloody pence for a carrier bag. Shocked to the core :oh:
They are only 30p in Tesco.
Vanessa
29-05-2024, 09:04 PM
That's too much for a bag.
Kate!
29-05-2024, 09:05 PM
That's too much for a bag.
Daylight robbery. Lol.
Crimson Dynamo
29-05-2024, 09:07 PM
i would not pay that and they have the cheek to push those sh1te paper bags too
I would just say no bags and let them beep everything through, then go "what now" as I stare down at the massive pile, before staring the cashier in the eye, making them blink first by giving me free bags to appease the disgruntled shoppers waiting to have their stuff beeped.
I think Ocado charges 10p per single use bag which is the minimum they are allowed to charge by the government. They also give cash back for any bags that you return
Livia
29-05-2024, 11:01 PM
Morrison's went downhill after the Yanks took over. It's just not the same.
Redrose
30-05-2024, 02:00 AM
Morrisons do the best prosecco. I get loads of bottles from there at Christmas.
Redrose
30-05-2024, 02:05 AM
Kwik Save bags were only a penny.
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Take their paper bags instead, they're brilliant and they're at least 20p cheaper
user104658
30-05-2024, 08:17 AM
Yeah take the paper bags then when it's raining you also get to play a fun, tense game of desperately-yet-carefully hustling to the car before the bottom rips open. And you get a bonus round two getting from the car to the house, with increased difficulty because of the time it's had in the car to start dissolving :worry:.
I love a bit of peril with my groceries.
Yeah take the paper bags then when it's raining you also get to play a fun, tense game of desperately-yet-carefully hustling to the car before the bottom rips open. And you get a bonus round two getting from the car to the house, with increased difficulty because of the time it's had in the car to start dissolving :worry:.
I love a bit of peril with my groceries.
Yep
Paper carrier bags are a no-no ..
I can only imagine that the yanks use extra toughened paper , carrier bags .
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Crimson Dynamo
30-05-2024, 08:26 AM
I remember thinking it was funny watching 70s and 80s American sitcoms where they would come back from the "Groshery" store with arms full of brown paper bags when we were using plastic bags
I remember thinking it was funny watching 70s and 80s American sitcoms where they would come back from the "Groshery" store with arms full of brown paper bags when we were using plastic bags
Yeah .. that’s were I got those lasting images from !!
Nowadays its crazy in the states ( well Orlando) ..the supermarkets seem to keep different types of things apart .. so you end up with 20+ plastic carrier bags .. one will have butter in , another will have bananas , another will have hand wash and so on. .
Ridiculous
( oh the bags are free as well )
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rusticgal
30-05-2024, 10:15 AM
i would not pay that and they have the cheek to push those sh1te paper bags too
Those paper bags are useless...
smudgie
30-05-2024, 11:44 AM
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Hmmm, take your own bags.
We get most of ours delivered but we have good strong bags for when hubby goes to the supermarket.
Bought them years ago to try and stop using plastic.
Those paper bags are useless...
They are probably fine in countries where it rarely rains
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Crimson Dynamo
30-05-2024, 11:52 AM
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Hmmm, take your own bags.
We get most of ours delivered but we have good strong bags for when hubby goes to the supermarket.
Bought them years ago to try and stop using plastic.
and yet most of what you put in those shopping bags, save cans, are shrouded in plastic and plastic bags!
smudgie
30-05-2024, 01:06 PM
and yet most of what you put in those shopping bags, save cans, are shrouded in plastic and plastic bags!
Every little helps.😂
The Slim Reaper
30-05-2024, 01:08 PM
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Glenn.
30-05-2024, 01:45 PM
That’s the price you have to pay for leaving your bags at home :shrug:
Crimson Dynamo
30-05-2024, 01:51 PM
I like to use my C and A bag that i have had for ages
https://www.littlereddog.info/images/collectables/ephemera/vintage-shopping-bags-for-sale/lrd4810-vintage-80s-c-and-a-department-store-eighties-carrier-bag-for-sale-1-b.jpg
Oliver_W
30-05-2024, 01:58 PM
People should be encouraged to reuse bags tbh, 60p ain't enough.
Crimson Dynamo
30-05-2024, 02:08 PM
People should be encouraged to reuse bags tbh, 60p ain't enough.
would it not be better to stop the food industry using them first?
go for the bit of the iceberg below the surface?
Redway
30-05-2024, 02:48 PM
That's too much for a bag.
I curse the day shops started charging for bags at all.
I curse the day shops started charging for bags at all.
…the charges were introduced by the government, though…not the shops as such…and they’re breaking regulations and will incur a fine if they don’t charge…curse the government/not the shop…:laugh:…
Niamh.
30-05-2024, 04:10 PM
We have a stash of heavier duty shopping bags and just bring those every week for the shopping, it's just a change of habit really. If you forget, some of the smaller supermarkets keep empty boxes sometimes and offer those for free
…I have a bag in a bag …one of those fold up ones that folds up to nothing and it’s so small that it fits into a really small crossbody bag, which is what I tend to take out mostly…and then when you open it up, it’s like a magic bag and you can fit probably provisions for a month in there…
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