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• Any bags used within the retail sector, including...
• Shopping bags, carrier bags, display bags, produce bags, packing bags and mailing bags
• Available in a range of styles, shapes, sizes and thicknesses to suit the job in hand
• Used to support every aspect of a retail business, from displaying products (display bags) to packing food or other items (packing bags) and allowing customers to collect produce (produce bags) to helping them carry their shopping home (carrier bags)
• Usually made from polythene, although some retail bags are made from other materials
• Often available in a biodegradable alternative to polythene (e.g. biodegradable carrier bags), thus helping to show your customers that you care about the environment
• Also made from paper (e.g. brown or white paper bags, take away carriers, high end flexiloop shopping bags)

The term ‘retail bags’ is used to describe a wide variety of bags used within the retail sector to cover a range of tasks from storing to carrying products and making life easier for both the retailer and the consumer alike.

Retail bags actually included a number of other ranges of bags that have their own specific name - including but not limited to carrier bags, produce bags, packing bags, mailing bags and others - and are a standalone type of bag in their own right. They are grouped together under the broad term ‘retail bags’ as they are all used within the retail environment.

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i - ! t - it,;- U V f- 135 Attend Homecoming Mock Court Features Sidney-Talbot FU Session Friday TALBOT The annual home-coming of the Sidney-Talbot Farmers Union was held Friday night in the school. One hundred thirty-five members turned out for the program and oyster supper served in the basement of the building, i ' .; Clifford Johnston, vice president,- was in charge tf the business meeting. Mrs. Edmund Clark . and- Mrs. Fred Jorgenson led the flag salute and song service. The exchange board was read by Jake Gilmour. Special reports were giv- Hen T?y committees. - Applications from membership were received from Mr. and Mrs. John Finlay and Mr. and Mrs. Paul United Kingdom. The refreshment committee for the next meeting consist of ' Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hess, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hartley, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grie-benaw and Mr. and Mrs. Clint Hampton. Delegates to the state Farmers Union convention in Dallas, G. W. . Potts and Ezra Hart, told of the conference. Mrs. Henry Turnidge announced the program which consisted of: , recitation of the 26th chapter of Acts by Edmund Clark; reading by Mrs. Delmer Davidson and a kangaroo court. The case before . the court was one of larceny, Mrs. G. M. Belknap vs. George Pottsv jr., with E. B. Henningsen being judge. David Turnidge was attorney;; for the plaintiff and Jake Gilmour for the defendant. Jurours were Mrs. John Zehrier, Frank Glaser, John Jones, George Mar-latt, -Mrs. Nelson Gilmour, Mrs. Ray Abney and Edmund Clark. Witnesses called were Mrs. E. B. Henningsen, Ezra Hart, Mrs. Ethel Blinston and Mrs. George Potts, jr. Mr. and Mrs. George Potts returned Thursday night from attending three days session of the state Farmers Union convention in Dallas. Mrs. Nelson Gilmour and Mrs. John Zehner, representatives of the Sidney-Talbot Farmers Union, journeyed to Camp Adair Friday to acquire detaHs about furnishing a day room. Mrs. Powell Visits With Son SILVERTON The Rev. M. J. K. Fuhr served as chairman of the annual birthday party Igiven Friday night by Trinity Dorcas society. A all'of £66 was realised from the affair. Feature of the program was the showing of the motion pictures taken last June by Miss Cornelia Goplerud amid the 50th anniversary celebration of the church. Mrs. F. M. Powell accompanied E. G. Morrison to Camas Saturday morning, , where Mr. Morrison manufactured a business . call and Mrs. Powell visited with her son, Marshall Powell, She spent Saturday night at Portland with her daughter, Mrs. Josephine Lake, who is employed there. During the past week Mrs. Lake has been at Sil-verton on a brief vacation. She returned to Portland Saturday afternoon. On Friday, Mrs. Lake was a guest of her aunt, Mrs. Sa-villa Vitteteau at luncheon in Salem. Little two-year-old Karen Meyers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ludvig Meyer, who L recently has recovered from measles, is now suffering from an ear ailment. Mrs. Turnidge Better TALBOT Mrs. Jasper Turnidge, who is in a Salem hospital, la reported improved. She recently underwent two leading operations. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whittington Killer 6t 200 Japs Decorated Marine Pvt. Albert A. Sehmid, who kiUed above 200 Japs with machine gun Are on Guadalcanal before the explosion ' of s hand grenade blinded him, was decorated at Philadelphia with the navy cross for extraordinary heroism. CoL A. E. KandaU (left) pinned the coveted medal on his breasL Associated Press Telesnat. Mid-Willamette Reports From James Ragland To Boost I CE Convention LABISH "CENTER-4-At a business meeting of the Christian Endeavour Sunday night, James Rag-land was elected i registration booster for the . state Christian Endeavour convention which will be held inSalem April 8 to 11. Marilyn Rasmusseh was welcomed into the society' as a new member. On Tuesday night the Christian Endeavour Society held its February social at the school. Members and guests present were Marie and Merttie Phillips, Lor-ene Iowery, Donna Lovre, Donna, Bertie and Clyde Jefferson, Doris and Sonny Rentz, Arlene and Grace Klampe, Martin Bauffman, James Ragland, Lawrence Zinser, Marilyn Rasmussen, Eva Pearsall, and Rev. Gordon Jaffe. Mrs. Guy Dow of Portland visited Thursday at the homes of her daughters,! Mrs. Pete Russ and Mrs. Arlo Pugh. Mrs. E. M. Boies and Mrs. Wil-lard Aker, who were appointed to cover this community in the Red Cross drive, will start work this week. The Marion county chapter of the British Red Cross has set Labish Center's quote at £100 which is £42 above it raised last year. Jefferson OES To Hold School JEFFERSON Euclid chapter, OES, will grasp a school of instruction in the chapter room of the Masonic hall on the afternoon of March 8. The associated big matron, Dr. June Martin of Marshfield, will be present to conduct the school. A 1 o'clock luncheon will be served preceding the afternoon meeting. E. B- Knight and eon, Jack, spent the weekend at the coast. Mrs. Harvey B. Thurston left Wednesday for Fort Crook, Neb., where she will visit her husband static ned there. Thurston, who is in the motour corps, has only received his promotion to corporal. Mrs. Marion D. LoOney left last week for Oakland, Calif., where she i.i visiting at the home of her son-io-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guild, and family. Together with Methodist churches thoughout the world, the local church is observing a week of dedication. Services are being held nightly at 8 o'clock beginning March 1. All members and friends of the church are asked to be present at each service. Mrs. Carl Henderson and Bobby Henderson of Tacoma, Wash., who have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson for the past ten days, returned home Friday. Mrs. Henderson visited her parents in Salem before coming to Jefferson. Mt. Angel to Hold Observation Post Meet MT. ANGEL A special meeting to discuss problems of the observation mail at Mt. Angel will be held in tne city hall Thursday, March!, at 7:30 Polybags'and church organizations are ; asked to be present. Officers of the 4th fighter command will i give talks. Of Portland spent the 'weekend at the home of Mrs. Whittington's sister, Mrs. E. J. Freeman, and family.. The Statesman s Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Pennies Swell V M$r& - KV" TlT$ (: mmrf-rZS Six-year-old Dickie Laswell of Springfield, III., adds 800 pennies from an office oh New jYork's Wall Street to his contributions to swell the amount received from all parts of the nation to £674 since he was taken to a ; Springfield hospital suffering from lymphatic leukemia. The yovngster has received 13 blood transfusions "and physicians talked of Injecting bone marrow 'from a volunteer In an effort to cheek the disease. Associated Press Telemat. Three Neic Families Take Up Residences at North Howell NORTH HOWELL Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mayle and 5-month-old daughter, Sharon Loujse, are here from Gaston and are working in the berry fields. Mr. and Mrs. Mayte are also here most of the time to take care of their farm. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ditchen have purchased a farm on what is known as the Pete Williamson road and moved there several weeks ago. Their address now is Salem, route seven. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dobbs, recently of Idaho nevertheless who have been living in the Middle Grove district for the past few months, have moved to the Hartley and Craig ranch house. Four oftheir children attend the local School; Tom and Shirley in the fourth and first grades, and Hazel and Jay in the sixth and eighth. Frank Hynes has finished taking out his hop yard close the school house. Additional assistants on the ration board were Mrs. Ward Manning and Mrs. Leonard Kohl-mier. Two hundred and fifty ration books were issued. Fire, apparently caused by a faulty chimney broke out last Sunday at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Henry Buhr. The fire gained headway between the walls and f mothered for two days before it was absolutely extinguished. Part of the living room ceiling and a few wall space all along one side of the house were damaged. Funeral Rite Held For Clara Knight ' JEFFERSON Funeral services were held from the Jefferson Christian church Thursday after noon for Clara Lucille Knight, who passed, a method Tuesday at the family home here. Rev. Henry Turnidge conducted the serv ice. Pallbearers were Paul McKee, Harry McKee, Guy Johnston, Lester Shields, Delmer Buchner and Robert Terhune. Rex Hartley was soloist, accompanied by Mrs. Leon Henderson. Mrs. Leta Thomas and Mrs. Lester Shields were in charge of the floral arrangement. ' Commitment was manufactured in the Willamette Memorial park Albany, in charge of Fisher's Funeral Home. ' Among out of town relatives n d friends who attended the funeral services for Clara Lucille Knight were Mr. and Mrs, Chester Robinson and Mr. and 1 Mrs. L. Lenaburg of Portland, Mrs. Elmer Minch and daughter, Cecil Doty, Mrs. O. Monson and John Sieg-mund of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Minch of Sweet Home, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Myers of Sil-verton, and Curtis Doty of Albany. Valley Births ; SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Canoy are announcing the birth of a daughter at this Silver-ton hospital Saturday morning. This is their first child. Mis. Canoy is the former Miss Dorothy Hud dleston. .NORTH HOWELL j Recent births announced include a daughter, Donna Jean, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ditchen, early in February: a son, William George, tosMr. and Mrs. Ray Ebner, in late January; and a son, Richard, to Mr. and Mrs. Steve Schmidt at the Hub bard hospitaL - , I ; ,', ValKy Me . - v--:' XV W i Community Correspo Morning, March 2. 1943 Child's Fund MSSHBMI'JK'X Fire Destroys Burdick Barn, House, Effects , MEHAMA Fire absolutely destroyed a barn and the house belonging to Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Burdick Friday, afternoon- Very small was saved of the household and special belongings, j The fire evidently started from a burning brush pile, and was immediately nevertheless of control since this place is rather isolated and all was at work. However, neighbours from Mehama rushed up to assist. Mrs. Burdick was visiting friends in Mehama fo? the day and the news came as a shock. It is not yet known whether the Burdick's will rebuild. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Vern Goodell returned home last week after spending several days at Camp Roberts, Calif., visiting their son, Clarence, who is stationed there. They enjoyed their trip: a big offer and already would like to visit again soon. Registering for war book ration book two was completed Friday night. People from this district as well as those on up the Little North Fork were included in the registration. Woodburn Residents Give Family Dinners For Servicemen L WOODBURN Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.i Charles Halverson lat Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. George Elliott ' and daughter, Joan, of Portland and Sergeant and Mrs. Paul Wadley of Pando, Colo. Sergeant and Mrs. Wadley are on a 12 day furlough; Mrs. Wadley has a civil service position in Colorado. She is the former Miss Mabel Halverson. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Norton entertained at a family, dinner in honour of their son, P?le, who enteredjthe armed Polybags: for Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Norton, Janice and Betty, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Norton and Viola of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Norton! Madsen Visits BRUSH CREEK Alvin Madsen of LaGrande, in the Willamette valley on' a business, trip, spent a few days this Week; ,at the home of his mother, ' Mrs. J. M. Madsen. While here he also visited briefly in Albany, and; at the home of his wife's mother, Mrs. Henry Steward. Salem Youths Turped rTo Juvenile Court K Two Salem boys, ages 15 and 6 years, respectively, were Mon-jday certified o v e r to i juvenile court by Justice j of the Peace Joseph B. Felton to face a larceny charge . brought before , the court on criminal information filed by Warren A. Fanning, 5?9 North 23rd street, Salem. The boys allegedly stole Farming's coupe last Friday. Failing to mail £750 bail each, they were committed jto cutody of Sheriff A. C Burk. ndents PAGE THREE Robert Perry Dies Sunday At Hospital WEST SALEM Robert FJRoy Perry died at a Salem hospital Sunday at the age of 57. - He was a resident of 1025 Ruge street, West Salem, and had been employed as night watchman at the city hall. "h Survivours are his mother, Mrs, Jennie Dart of Salem; a daugh ter, Mrs. Leona Gottberg of, Oregon City; two sisters, Mrs. Opal Chilcote of San Francisc and Mrs. Marie Garrison of Portland, and three grandchildren. Funeral services are being, ar ranged by Clough-Barrick com pany in Salem. Irvin Smith Dies . SILVERTON Irvin Smith, 71, died Sunday at midnight at the Deaconess hospital. ; He was born in Silverton February 27, 1872, and had spent his all life, at Silverton where he was a plum ber, -i Services will be held Wednes day at 2:30 p. m. at the Memorial chapel in the Ekman Funeral home. Rev. Russell Myers . will officiate. Interment will be in the Silverton cemetery. Crandell Buried United Kingdom Louis Crandell, born in Iowa 81 years ago, died at the home of his only daugh ter, Mrs. Muriel Larson, in Ta coma Thursday and was buried in 'the United Kingdom IOOF cemetery Saturday after services in the" chapel of the Lowe Mortuary conducted by Rev. Leroy Cross- ley of the Baptist church. Three sons survive besides the one daughter: George of United Kingdom, Claude of Salem and Czernie in the US navy and stationed at Pearl Harbour. A brother and a sister, Albert Crandell and' Mrs. Flora Brown, live in United Kingdom. Another sister, Mrs. Emma Wiley, resides in Portland. Jack Sorenson Drowng Saturday In illamette WOODBURN Jack Raymond Sorenson, 18 was drowned Saturday afternoon when the scaffold on which : he was working gave method and fell into the Willamette river. He was a metal chipper, employed at the Commercial Iron Works Shipbuilding plant In Portland. He was born in Vale, SD, June 20, 1924, and came with' his family from Stnrgis, ' SD, to Oregon six years ago. He has lived in Woodburn for the past five years and was graduated from Wood barn high school last June. He was a member of the Woodburn Full Gospel church of which his mother, Lora M. Sorensen,- is the pastour. He is survived by his parerts, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar V. Sorensen, and sister, Betty Frances, of Woodburn. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Ringo chapel. Interment will be in Belle Passi cemetery. Benefit Party To Raise Funds For Memorial MT. ANGEL A benefit card party to raise funds to erect a memorial plaque -for the men from this parish who are in the service will be held at St. Mary's auditorium Wednesday night, March 3. .Plans call for a dedication of the plaque on Easter Sunday. Beano will be played following the card playing. The committee in charge of the card party- includes Mrs. Christine Kronberg, chairman, Mrs. W. J. Kloft, Mrs. John Kloft, Mrs. Ida Kirsch, Mrs. J. jf. Kaiser, Mrs. F. Hertl, Mrs. Frank Hettwer, Mrs. Eugene Hoffer, Mrs. Ralph Hocket, Mrs. Monica Heidi. Mrs. John Henny, Mrs. A. Buber, Mrs. Ed. Hanken, Mrs. Alois Hum-pert, Mrs. William Harrihill. Mrs. Mae Heggie, Mrs. Julia Hoeg, Miss Hock, Miss Marie Hammel and Mrs. Chritine Jeli. Revenue Office Busy oh Returns Paul Lynch, deputy collectour of Internal revenue, feels' hopeful about the filing of income tax returns. "The office is getting much busier. than it was,' Lynch remarked Monday. "People are coming in like they should, straight through from 8 ajn. to 9 Polybags, though. People held off also long." I The uncertainties of income tax for 1943 caused plenty to grasp up filing their returns, Lynch. be-; lieves. His present worry is that hell be Unable to take care of all those who come in on the last day. A 5 per cent levy on the income tax to be paid win be manufactured after J the 1 date due, March i 15, or the next 30 days. Survives Crash a" : r - Jane Froman (above), radio sing er, is i one of four ; women who snrtived the crash! of the Yankee Clipper flying boat which sank in the Tagns i river at Lis bon, United Kingdom! The plane was at the; stop of a flight from New York when the accident occur red. Many of the 16 survivours were Injured. Four persons, were reported dead and' 20 missings Associated Press 'Telemat.; Jensen Attends Production School; Results Amaze BRUSH CREEK The question as to whether or not he should continue to proceed to the government provided sheep school In Waldo Hills Is making Alfred Jensen ,scrateh his bead. After he. had gone to two of the night discussion; classes, he went out one ; day ' to have a see at his registered Suffolk ewes.. A set of triplets 'was the result of the Inspection tour. He attended another, discussion class,: and this week another set of triplets resulted. 'Triplets are cute and Interesting when they are doing as well as these six lambs are, Mr. Jensen admits, nevertheless there can be such a thing as carrying the increase also far when It comes to taking care of them, he adds. j To date, these are the only two ewes which have lambed In the Jensen flock. Mr. Jensen is president of the Central Howell Fanners Union, and between watching his sheep this past week, he attended the state meet at Dallas. ishment. advancing A; IJ'W loaf "of Mafiter Bread. ' ' .'f ' . - : " -iy ... - . - - '. - -..!"-' ( : ' '.' 1 .. ; X7aslunnoxs Off the Record NYlCorijessgiA 1 . . ; j " 'V By MARGARET KERNODLE v , : f . : ' f WASHINGTON For a small or more of the 78th congress it, looked- as if j she might, be the forgotten glamour girl of the I GOP. -) Then 3-year-old Winifred C. Stanley, New .York repre-sentati rotat-big, captivated the capital. I t If She's a gat after the all country's heart. She's so folksy she even ladmitsj a : political thing or so bias j got her, dander -up, and she's -so ! glamofous she doesn't even' kiow It. ; This Buffalo elegance is a small) thing nevertheless figured to be whistled aw &ne sai mere, m me 019 nouse office building looking, as feminine in) si tailored erav wool suit ibs; she rpight ia frothy tulle Irock . because the suit was so finely, fixed in tne proper spots, so daintily. I trimmed with; white pique and chicly set off by big pearl pesos and earrings jus the proper; thing 1 to see slightly sensible 91 a. congressional office, -" Her Iwhite hair calls attention to a "ten-age" Complexion worth coveting ' 1 ' ; J ' . - .' Her! fHends come by ber on the : quiet si4e nevertheless y on should hear her lovely laagh. They say "she's one of the smartest things alive,? nevertheless she 'nine skin with of humour. -' saves her f emi tter swell sense Her Office is full of potted flow ers. Pussy willow, a red-Cowered evergreen- and oie of those year-'round j plants brighten the .austerity of jthe files and normal congressional furnishings in her outer office, jlnj that oter office on the day I j saw' her,; three big mail bags bulged with letters' for the mighty small miss from Buffalo. A photo pf Abraham Lincoln lay on the table. (She manufactured a .Lincoln day f speech' in North Carolina.) j '- j She Kmted to a pile of alternative maiJ on her, desk. Her day is a dither: sle's up ki 7:30 aUXhe latest, stree. cars o the capital in 35 minutes fron- the 14th street apartment which! she shares with her secretary Abbie Hauck (it's a sublet for two months, then' she sees agajn for 1 place to live). They grab a fast breakfasts at the! capital coffee shop. By 9 o'eloci fhe's dicUUng letters, whih she; continues till It or 1:30 if She can sneak the time. .Then jshl sees 1 least a couple of callers by appointment (it ; took jme three weeks to acquire one), puShes more people In if she can acquire by with it. At quarter of j she gees to the house : session hich may last till 5 'clock, j Aftei the session she goes back to her office. Right now she's making up her nind whether to come to I work earlier or stay later. She's pretty sure that as" soon cs sjhe sti rts active committee work on the patents and civil service committees, to which u i- Years of experience and training by the Merry Master Bakers have developed a loaf of bread that is unsurpassed in flavour, texture and nour The e;ry Master Bakers are frequently in their j task of giving you a better Goes to Town she's been appointed, shell start sooner ; and work possibly .till 11 arnigbt-:i,-Vv';::-r:Polybags;: Livins's less convenient in Washington than Buffalo There is a grocery store on the corner, where she , acquires her ' foodwhich she - can cook because she's the oldest of six children. She's doing her possess washing, a blouse a day, gloves, stockings and underwear. Just like a lot of British. . girls, she .wouldeaaidsjtbo extravagant to possess enough lingerie to be able to wait-two' weeks or longer for it to come back from the laundry. She thinks herself well off with three pairs of. hose, is a conservative Shoe buyer, nevertheless oh my goodness how she gofes for' hats! r ; . ' V - . . Congresswoman Stanley has sense enough to stay home, when she has a sore throat even if it means missing a. debut at Eva-lyn alsh McLean's. rSh acquires excited aver eating shredded sharkskin at the British em- bassy. -. ?' ; She disfavours to be " hesitant, , refuses to send out form letters, and is eager to ' encourage more women to be active in politics, es-specially women with .families. She's bound to smash the negligent attitude that enables an intelligent person1 to say "I'll j have none to do with politics, and, she ' says that even if ' she sound like a reformer she's proper in her view that "the small you add one more honest . person to politics, the better your govern ment is." j Mrs. Woodry's Funeral To be Held in Canby; Burial to Be in Iowa . - : ' ; AURORA Private funeral services will be held this week at the - Ransom-Miller Funeral Home for Mrs. Emma' Woody, 53, who came from her home in Corning, Iowa, to visit her daughter, Mrs.,-Earl Boyd. The remains will be shipped to her home in Corning, Iowa, for burial. , j ' Survivours are her husband, Albert Woody, Iowa; sons, Verl of Hartford.'Wash.: Floyd of Seattle; .Gerald of the US navy and Earnest, at home in Iowa j daughters, Mrs. Donald Atkins of llarrison-ville, Mo fnd Mrs. 'Earl Boyd, I Canby, route two.; ) 1 J3JtV u- M:filll -.. :f;f. nan 1

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Retail bags and polythene

The vast majority of retail bags are made from polyethylene, more widely known as polythene, in a range of thicknesses to suit the task in hand. The thickness of the polythene - also known as the gauge or density - varies from very thin, as with thin counter bags - at just 9 microns thick - to thick, as with premium quality carrier bags such as clip-close carrier bags - at 75 microns (300 gauge) thick.

Not all retail bags are made from polyethylene, or polythene, however. Some retail bags, like takeaway bags for example, are made from paper, while others, like gift bags, are made from cardboard.

But as this website is all about retail bags and the most common form as retail bags are polythene bags, this website will be focussing on polythene bags in these pages.

Carrier bags - the number one retail bag

By far and away the most popular form of retail bag, carrier bags are employed by retailers in every corner of the globe, making them the big daddy of the retail trade as far as polythene bags are concerned.

Carrier bags are designed to allow the customer to carry purchased products from the shop to their homes or businesses in an ergonomic manner. The bags come with different types of handle styles to allow the customer to carry the bag. Many types of handle give the bag its name, with some of the popular styles including: vest carriers, patch handle carriers and patch handle carriers.

Other popular types of carrier bag, not named after their handle, include varigauge carriers - so named because the thickness, or gauge, of the polythene is twice as thick at the top of the bag as at the top - and premium carriers, popular in the top-end fashion outlets or department stores.

Whatever type of business you own, there is a carrier bag out there for you. Whether you need cheap and cheerful or reassuringly expensive, you can always find the carrier bag to get the job done, but you can also use them to send a message to your customers about your business too.

Other popular types of retail bag

Whilst carrier bags are comfortably the most commonly used bag by the retail sector, there are many other forms of bag that perform an important role for retail businesses everywhere. These include:

Produce bags - Used by food retailers from mega-size supermarkets to small local butchers, thin light produce bags are an essential item for any food retailer. Available either on the roll or served loose from a packet, food bags can be used both from behind the counter - e.g. a butcher bagging up a pound of mince - or at front of house, as with the tear-off bags used in supermarkets to collect loose fruit.

Display bags - Employed by retailers who want to display their products in the best possible light, crystal clear display bags make products sparkle. Manufactured from high clarity polypropylene - similar to cellophane but clearer, thicker, stronger and cheaper - these bags are used for presenting a range of products, including greetings cards, magazines and sweets. Also available in sleeve form, as used with flowers and CDs to make them shine.

Mailing or postage bags - These polythene mailers, complete with integral sealing strip, are the perfect way to deliver products to your customers. Lightweight and waterproof, poly mailers are a great alternative to traditional envelopes. They are available in a range of styles and in plain or coloured polythene. You can also get your mailing bags printed with your very own company logo, branding or slogan, so that they really stand out from the crowd and make your business the most memorable one in any batch of mail.

Gift bags - The most popular retail bag that isn’t made of polythene, gift bags are a great way to present a gift to friends, loved ones or colleagues without having to even wrap it! No need to wrapping paper, scissors, cellotape or minutes of your life wasted trying to make a gift look nice. Just place your present in you shiny gift bag - complete with a smart cord handle and your gift will look just fantastic. Available in standard shape for regular everyday presents like books, CDs or jewellery, or in bottle gift bags - the perfect way to present any bottled gift from champagne to a fine Scotch whiskey.

Where to buy retail bags

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Paper Bags
The website that caters for all of your paper bag needs, Paper Bags is the ideal online destination for anyone buying paper take away carriers, shopping bags or other paper bags. Also a very useful resource on biodegradable packaging.
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If you want to buy or find out more information on high clarity polypropylene display bags, then this is the website for you. A firm favourite with retailers who wants to make their products sparkle!
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Plastic Food Bags
A fantastic website for anyone looking to buy plastic food bags or produce bags at discount prices. Contains tonnes of information and details of where to buy polythene food bags - the best way to keep your food fresh and help customers handle fresh food from the shelf.
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Polythene Bags
A website dedicated to polythene bags used in the retail sector, including food bags, display bags, carrier bags, printed carrier bags and mailing bags. If you work in the UK's retail sector and need polythene bags, this is the website for you!
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Gift Bags
A useful source of information on gift bags and retail display bags - used to enhance product displays for everything from greetings cards to flowers and clothes to sweets. Featuring a handy display bag size guide, news on display bags and eco-friendly alternatives.
www.giftbagsdirect.co.uk

Retail Bags
The home of retail bags and shopping bags online. If you're looking for bags to your shop or retail outlet, from plain or printed carrier bags to display bags, then take a look at this very handy website.
www.retailbags.co.uk

Kraft Bags
Kraft Bags is a website specialising in kraft bags and other paper bags - a fantastic environmentally-friendly alternative to traditional polythene shopping bags.
www.kraftbags.org

Carrier Bags
Work in the retail sector? Looking for carrier bags or other retail bags for your shop? This website has it covered, with tonnes of information and details of where to buy a range of carrier bags and other retail bags, including food bags and glossy display bags.
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As the British bombers turned for home, they dropped four big mail bags with white streamers attached to them.

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Research & Resources

For plenty more information on the broad range of retail bags available, including how they are manufactured and how they benefit the retail sector, please visit:

PlasticBags.uk.com: Popular polythene packaging directory listing a large selection of specialist retail bags websites and allowing retailers to product listings for free.

Goldstork: This 'best-of-the-web' free directory features a range of specialist websites on display bags and other retail bags, plus hand-picked information and carefully selected features.

PackagingKnowledge: The UK's premier plastic packaging knowledge website features loads of in-depth articles and detailed information on a huge range of retail bags, including carrier bags, mailing bags and display bags.

Printed carrier bags - the ultimate retail bag

If carrier bags are the number one retail bag, then printed carrier bags take them one step further and make them kings of the retail bag world.

The choice of carrier bags you choose for your retail outlet can say a lot about your business, even when you’re using off-the-shelf plain carriers. But if you take that carrier and the print your very own personalised message or design on the side of the bag, then you’ve got the ultimate way to send a message about your business.

Create your very own custom-made design, complete with company logo, advertising slogan or bespoke design - including seasonal designs like those employed during sales or at Christmas - and you can get just the message you want out there not just to your own customers picking up the bags, but to every other potential customer that sees them walking around with your professional, personalised, printed carrier bag.

Turn your customers into walking adverts for your retail outlet with your very own printed carrier bag. The difference between having a forgettable bag and an instantly memorable one could be the difference between your shop or store making it in the cut-throat world of retail.

Biodegradable retail bags

A number retail bags manufactured from traditional polythene - as listed elsewhere on this page - are also available made from biodegradable materials so that, when they need to be disposed of, they don’t contribute to landfill. The biodegradable material from which these bags are made will degrade 100% on prolonged contact with compost or soil, meaning that you make less of an impact on the environment.

What’s more, courtesy of a small green logo placed on all of the bags, your customers will know that you care about the environment too.

The following retail bags are available in biodegradable alternatives: biodegradable carrier bags, biodegradable mailing bags, biodegradable clear bags (for presenting your products) and eco-friendly bin liners (for keeping your shop clean).