Bulletin Bag [.com] is proud to announce that Shaws Supermarkets has signed on as Headline sponsor for Nurture Nature Design Contest. Shaw’s will assist in promoting the contest and will have forms available at each of their 23 stores in Maine. A press event will be held at Shaw’s to announce the winning design.
Thank you Shaw’s Supermarket for supporting reusable bags!
Bulletin Bag [.com]- in cooperation with Maine State Representative Ted Koffman (D-Bar Harbor) announces plans to hold a state wide drawing contest for school age kids in Maine. Children will be invited to submit drawings for the contest. The winning design will be printed on 1000 reusable bags which will be given away for free to raise awareness about the problems with paper & plastic bags. The bags are made from a blend of hemp and recycled soda bottles and have a retail value of $9.99. The bags will be paid for by corporate sponsors who care about the environment and support reusable bags.
Whole Foods announces a decision to eliminate single-use plastic bags from all stores by Earth Day 2008. John Richardson from the Portland Press Herald comments on reusable bag stories in Maine, and notes the efforts by Bulletin Bag [.com] to use reusable bags as mobile advertising opportunities.
January 18, 2008: Suzette Bergeron, Owner of Funman Promotions, launches a new venture: Bulletin Bag [.com]! After a lifetime of using reusable bags, a career in promotional merchandise and more than six months of observing and researching the reusable bag movement, on January 18, 2008, Future Bulletins LLC was incorporated with the State of Maine Department of Corporations.
Bulletin Bag [.com] fills a need in the market for a reusable bag company that offers a variety of reusable grocery bags designed to be printed with business or nonprofit logos . Most other reusable bag companies offer just one or two styles of bag, and cater to the retail market.
We like to say that Bulletin Bag [.com] is Good News for the Planet, because our bags are typically purchased by businesses or nonprofits — then given away free, or used as part of a fundraiser.
These environmentally friendly advertising vehicles provide an opportunity for companies to promote their commitment to the environment while building brand awareness.
