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    Was ist die Geschichte hinter diesem Stoffbeutel?


    Ich liebe diese Taschen, ich finde sie so nostalgisch, aber meine ist schon bald verblasst. Was ist die Geschichte dahinter? Ich habe sie schon als Kind geliebt und liebe sie auch heute noch.

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    Von CrabbyGremlin

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    1. WinifredZachery on

      Not really a story. Those were sold by a supermarket chain, Kaiser‘s Tengelmann, to show their commitment to protecting the environment and counter use of plastic bags. The chain no longer exists.

    2. Normal-Definition-81 on

      A campaign by a supermarket chain that no longer exists (Tengelmann or Plus) to encourage customers to use cotton bags and reuse them instead of taking a plastic bag every time.

    4. TIL_eulenspiegel on

      I have the same one!!

      I’ve had it since ~~1998~~ oh, it was actually 1996! It’s a little grease-stained but I still use it.

      Edit: Corrected the year!

    5. Sea_School8272 on

      In an attempt to reduce environmental impact and animal suffering, the Tengelmann chain banned frog legs and turtle soup from their shelves. This is why these animals kiss on the bag.

    6. Sharp_Neighborhood68 on

      I have the style on a shopping cart coin from that era…it was even before Plus had „Die kleinen Preise“

    8. Shoddy_Incident5352 on

      This gives me nostalgia, my mom used to have the same bag in the 2000s

    13. HelenaNehalenia on

      Fun fact: Someone bought the rights to the Plus brand last year and opened two new little markets in Dresden.
      I wonder now if they will revive these bags some day too. [https://plus-supermarkt.de/](https://plus-supermarkt.de/)

    14. Odelaylee on

      Small addition to all the information others already stated.

      Back then plastic bags were still very common in Germany – as everywhere else I guess. But using this reusable bags where promoted as more sustainable and thus “Gut für die Umwelt”.

      As we see today this and other campaigns to raise awareness worked out. Nowadays using a reusable bags or your own backpack is very common.

    18. Itchy-Individual3536 on

      The fact that you still use the shopping bags of your childhood really speaks for the cause!

    19. Bamischeibe23 on

      Tengelmann and its discounter Plus stopped selling froglegs and turtle soup long time ago.
      This reusable bag reminders of this

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