Turtle Bags promotes the work of the Marine Conservation Society. Turtles are mistaking upturned plastic bags for their favourite food, jellyfish, with deadly results. Turtle Bags seeks to promote alternatives to plastic bags and reducing plastic pollution.
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With all the natural wonders grown on this planet, it isn’t any surprise that human beings have found creative ways to create something reusable out of something that usually decays. All natural handbags... are truly made from some of the best stuff on Earth.
Plastic shopping bags are the quintessential symbol of our wasteful ‘disposable’ culture. They are cheap, convenient in the short-term. Once discarded they pollute the world for a long, long time.
How does an individual help in winning the war against pollution? Not everybody can be a storm-trooper of the Greenpeace variety. Given a choice, we would still wage our own battles quietly and resolutely; but before that we have to have a way to contribute in this mother of all wars.
The FAIRTRADE mark is a consumer label which appears on products as an independent guarantee that disadvantaged producers in the developing world are getting a better deal.
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