Trashy Bags

External and customer information: the economic situation, the potential volume of trash bag market, the awareness of the brand, customers’ preference, customers’ daily purchase behavior towards to trash bag, the possible acceptance of this new product, the competitors’ situation, the fierceness of the competition, the potential volume of trash bag market, the awareness of the brand.

As the product manager for Spirou Biodegradable Garbage Bags, my team and I will start formulating the branding strategy by first performing a brand assessment. This will involve a lot of research on current and prospective consumers, transaction trends related to the trash bag market and service quality. We need to determine the business environment including competition, suppliers and economic forecasts. The assessment is needed to determine what the value our product has for our customers, our competition, and the consumer perception of the competition and our company. We can see the value of our bags in comparison to the current drawstring plastic bags on the market. The technologically advanced bags we offer are our key selling point, our value, our distinction.

At a recent visit to the grocery store I was prompted by the age old dilemma of plastic or paper for my items. I pointed aggressively at the pile of my fabric bags sitting on top of the canned tomatoes.

Bisbag: A company and product similar to mine was bisbag this is a leather bag making company over seas, this brand enables the life cycle anaylis to result in a veryunique product also known as one of a kind. Bisbag is a company where they take the waste of un wanted leather from big warehouse factories, they then re use it and make a unique bag. These products are all different for example in the photo above it has two different types of leather, this is because they have a limited about of leather but without making it a problem to reinform it into something better. This compay focus on the enviorment and being enviromentally friendly along with sustainably . I love the idea of this from using another persons unwanted waste to a brand new

Finer Bags is a company that provides look-a-like hand bags copying the designs of high-end bags on the market. However, they do not attempt to directly sell their bags as the real thing. Instead they market them as exactly what they are, copycats (Brusseau, 2012). This brings up interesting questions about what it means for a company to honestly inform their consumers of what they are buying, despite that the product itself is intended to be a lie.

For task 1 experiment, I used the following five items: A piece of bread, a white potato, one slice of yellow cheese, a piece of carrot and a small amount of a teaspoon of butter spread. I choose those items from my kitchen.

California endorsed parliament bans on the use of plastic bags, if the case project turned into a law it will be the first of its kind in the United States. The prohibition of a number of cities and counties in California and other states, including Maui County in Hawaii, the use of plastic bags in grocery stores. However, at the state level it prevailed in opposition to this ban plastic bags manufacturers. the Senate voted in California by 22 votes in favor and 15 opposed to the bill, which must be ratified by the Democratic Governor Jerry Brown by September 30, to become valid. Brown did not announce his position on the bill. One of the supporter of the bill said that the plastic bags once used not only contaminate our shores, but also contaminate our mountains and rivers and the lakes as well. Under the law, which was approved by the Governor of the state, located in the western United States, would ban single-use plastic bags in butcher shops and pharmacies, with effect from the first of July 2015, and in neighborhood shops and department stores a year from now. The law allows stores to impose a price 10 cents for paper bags or midwife for multiple uses. The Republicans oppose the law, arguing that it is a very strong government intervention in the affairs of small and medium-sized companies, while manufacturers of plastic bags stressed that this may lead to the exchange workers. The progress of civilization and technological which every country lives now, it gave us the

If there is trash on the floor do we simply pick it up and throw it away, or do we leave it there for someone else to do. If everyone in the world had the same thinking mentality of “ It’s just one piece of trash, it’s not hurting anyone or causing a problem”. Do you think it would still just be a piece of trash. To think that, that one piece of trash could help you decide who you’re going to be and how you affect the outcome in you life as well as others. Would you second guess that pieces of trash. Overtime people would walk past that one piece and along the way more pieces of trash began to surround it. To think those people who passed and left their trash would scoff and say it’s just one piece of trash and I am just a person what would it do if I threw away this one piece.

The amount of CO2 and other greenhouse gases released by our activities and use for equipment such as air conditioners is far more than ecosystems can absorb. Tree absorb in the gas that is contributing to global warming. They release oxygen in to the atmosphere as well. Normal fluorescents light consume more energy and waste energy resource. Vehicles are a major cause of global warming. Cars and trucks account for nearly one-fifth of all US emissions, emitting around 24 pounds of carbon dioxide and other global-warming gases for every gallon of gas. Plug unused electronics consume electric energy. High-flow sink waste large amount of water. Disposable bags may seem convenient but have proven to be a huge source of pollution. According to research conducted by the Environmental Protection Agency, somewhere between five hundred billion and one trillion disposable bags are used each year around the world.

In the world today, plastic bags are used just about everywhere. This is due to their convenience, low cost, and durability. Additionally, plastic bags can be found just about everywhere, in ditches, in cornfields, and in the Rappahannock River. It results in a number of environmental problems for animals, as it also does for humans. For this reason, communities should start recycling plastic bags as much as possible and keep them out of harm’s way. It is possible to change the plastic bags impact. New rules and regulations should be set to prevent the environmental problems. Although plastic bags cause many problems, they are not as worse as the popular alternative, paper bags, or cotton bags. Cotton made bags would need to be washed in hot

The world may appear to be perfect from space, but, according to Jeremy Irons, the view is far different on the surface. In Saida, Lebanon alone, what was once treasure on beaches has turned to into trash. Since 1975, 8 tons of waste has been dumped on its beaches, creating a 20-meter-high “trash mountain” that spills methane into the city and the sea. However, this is not a problem that is just present in certain places. The world throws away 200 billion plastic bottles, 58 billion throwaway cups, and billions of plastic bags in a single year. It is clear that trash is a major problem for the entire world, and Irons focuses on the problems it causes and the many ways that its problems are being taken care of during his Trashed documentary.

The Rare Promotions we have increase urgency, motivates and gives incentives for customers to recycle clothes. Promotions include “Triple-the-Points” that gives customers triple the points and Spin-the-Wheel that gives customers points, when they donate clothing. Lastly, the Video Contest actively engages our target market with a fun activity since millennials market to millennials by creating creative videos promoting the Point Rewards System and the importance of recycling, for major prizes up to $25k, gift cards, points, and clothing from our sustainable line - huge incentives. This contest solves problems by conveying the rewards associated with the program and the importance of recycling as recycling is not a huge priority for most

Worldwide consumers use up to 1.5 trillion plastic bags every year. In the consumers possession the plastic bags stay with them for an average of fifteen minutes before they get thrown away or released to blow down into the wind, down our streets, and into our world. In Israel the average time of holding on to a single plastic bag is twenty minutes. The use of plastic bags tally's up to $4 million per year for retailers. One company which buys half of the used plastic bags in the United States that are available on the open air market and uses 1.5 billion bags per year. Ontario uses 2.6 billion bags per year and one - hundred million in the waterloo region by itself. (Savage 2008), (McMahon 2008), (Mieszkowski 2007),

Simply choosing plastic over paper as a convenience is no excuse for discounting the harmful effects of the choice. Some persons reading this will be too young to remember when grocery stores first started asking their patrons if they would prefer the new convenient plastic bags or the old paper sacks in which to carry their groceries. It seemed a simple enough question at the time. The question was merely inquiring of the patron their opinion of convenience. But what if the same exact question being asked was not referring to the convenience of each product, but instead to the detrimental effect of each product? If submitted as a question in relation to which product is worse for the environment, the correct answer is unquestionably plastic. Proponents of plastic will cite deforestation as the evil averted by switching from paper to plastic. They will incorrectly tout the recyclability of plastic bags. Proponents of plastic will push countless studies showing the lower costs of using plastic bags. The only argument they may be able to win is that it is probably easier and more convenient for the consumer to carry groceries in a plastic bag. What they must concede is the overwhelming detrimental effects that plastic bags have on the environment, and that paper is the only correct response to the question “paper or plastic”. Their reasoning on the topics of deforestation, recyclability, and cost can be refuted. The positive effects in selecting to use paper over plastic as a

In a response to a recent rise in the number of plastic bags, debate has resurfaced in the media regarding the extensive use and deposition of plastic bags. Stakeholders which include the Australian Retailers Association, governments of different states and various legislations have implemented measures to reduce the total number of plastic bags that are being consumed and eternally contaminated. The wider implications include, soaring death rates of a number of marine animals and the exponential cost on recycling plastic bags. In the opinion piece titled, “Forget, reuse and recycle. Let’s flat out reject plastic bags,” which appeared on 31 August 2017 in the Courier Mail, author Jane Fynes Clinton contends in a controlled and authoritative tone that the use of plastic bags are an ongoing concern and change that is necessary is disregarded. Dr Clinton has put forward this article to citizens of Australia, local supermarkets, governments and institutes.