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No More Paper or Plastic

By: Nichelle Sullivan
Updated: December 17, 2007
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The next time you go grocery shopping, you may see some people using cloth bags instead of plastic. Reusable shopping bags are catching on with retailers like Whole Foods who give shoppers incentives of 5 to 10 cents back for every reused bag.

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