UK they sell them, 30p per bag at Asda.

I live in Massachusetts and my town has no rules against it but some stores don't use them on their own, they all still use paper bags though

Only independent shops in the UK are allowed to hand out non reusable plastic bags, and they were generally the businesses that did away with them in the first place.

Unfortunately, yes they do. In the U.S.

I have a stack of reusable shopping bags and always have at least one in the car for a quick milk and bread stop.

They sell them for 10 cents, or you can pay 20 cents for a paper bag guaranteed to break before you get to your car.

It is ironic that they don't have plastic bags to take your groceries home in but half of the food we buy is in plastic bags. 🤔

California USA, most stores sell them for 10 cents. There are a few that don't sell them at all. Yet the only one I know of, that doesn't sell them, is Aldi's.

Some small businesses still hand them out freely. Yet that's a business size, state law. So many customers they must charge by state laws. Why all the big chain stores must charge.

Yes.The US.

None here!!

Yep, they sure do. Good thing too, they work great for scooping cat boxes and whatever else. I reuse them for all kinds of things, take them to the bag reclaim thingy when I remember or toss them. Just depends.

Nope

No. You pay for them here if they even have them. Most stores sell reusable bags from cloth or heavier paper. They are illegal now, the plastic.

Yes, and most use them even if they buy [b]one[/b] thing. I figure most people use at least 50, for a half full cart of groceries. I avoid them whenever possible.

(SW Florida)

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I’m in Ontario. Plastic bags are no longer provided at checkout. Paper or reusable or a box

No! If you want a bag, it's paper and cost 20 cents, or you can bring your own reuseable ones

Yes they give them out but you have to pay for them. Here in California it's 10 cents a piece

No more plastic bags in Denver. I have saved mine and I probably have a year's worth.

No. They've decided to charge between eight cents and three dollars for a sac.

Nope. QLD australia and you can only buy paper or reusable bags.

Yes in Ohio they do. When I lived in CT, they once charged .10.

Colorado in US rquires fees ( 25 cents each) to get non-reusable bags.

No more plastic bags. You can buy a paper bad or bring reusable ones.

Wisconsin USA is a yes, except for Aldis.

Small bags €0.80 medium bags €1.50 large bags €2.00

Southern Florida. Yes they do. 🙂

No more plastic bags here in BC

Uk. No, unless you pay 20p - 50p for a bag

For fruit and veggies.

Yes, in Michigan USA

Yep. Arizona US.

In Manitoba there’s no plastic bags here. You can buy reusable and Sobeys/Safeway have paper bags for 10 cents each.