[thesheriff443]

Tesco been only selling 10p bags for some time now

[Jessica.]

I haven't bought a carrier bag for years, we always use bags for life, we keep a few in the boot of the car and if I go shopping on my scooter I always use a backpack and have a spare bag under my seat. The handles of flimsy carrier bags hurt the skin on my hands anyway.

[bots]

if you get Asda home delivery, they charge a flat rate for bags, and without fail forget to bag it at least once in a 2 month period. Complain, and you get a voucher with a value that far exceeds the price of the bags for the 2 months .... easy really

[BBUK-Fan]

9p? No one will pay that exact amount so why not just 10p

[Jay.]

do people still pay for bags? i just don't scan them lol

[T*]

just put them in the trolley when no one is looking!

[y.winter]

Well done
Buy reusable bags - it's the best!

[bots]

Originally Posted by y.winter

Well done
Buy reusable bags - it's the best!

the standard bags are bio degradable, and much friendlier to the environment than a long life bag as they only last about the weight of a loaf of bread before they start disintegrating, so its actually more friendly to get the degradable ones

[y.winter]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

the standard bags are bio degradable, and much friendlier to the environment than a long life bag as they only last about the weight of a loaf of bread before they start disintegrating, so its actually more friendly to get the degradable ones

Well, then buy a decent one I guess.
Biodegradable ones don't necessarily biodegrade by throwing them wherever you want and under any conditions (+the amount of time it'll take for them to disappear).

[Vanessa]

I always take my own bags anyway.

[Alf]

A question for people who get their shopping delivered


I assume they deliver it in bags? if they do, do they charge for them bags? And if not, do they ask for the bags back?

[bots]

Originally Posted by Alf

A question for people who get their shopping delivered


I assume they deliver it in bags? if they do, do they charge for them bags? And if not, do they ask for the bags back?

Asda charge a flat rate of 40p and for that you could have 100 bags

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Alf

A question for people who get their shopping delivered


I assume they deliver it in bags? if they do, do they charge for them bags? And if not, do they ask for the bags back?

They all charge 40p but you can decide at the checkout if you want it delivered in bags or not

[AnnieK]

Also when they first brought the bag charge in at Asda, the bags fir life had 2 bar codes, one charged you and one was a bag swap one. People in my asda used to scan the bag swap and got bags free....I tried it but they had just caught on that people were nicking bags and it set off the flashy light so I got busted lol. My criminal career was foiled before it got off the ground