Next time I am walking out of Coles, and Gigi helps me with my bright green shopping bags I'll spare a thought for poor little Suri who got stuck with a bright orange bag whilst shopping in New York last week, Madison Avenue no less, with mummy Katie Holmes. Oh.... hang on a minute....sorry... what's that?...its an Hermes shopping bag... oh, well that makes a world of difference. Our fave little fashion plate looked the part in her trendy little Juicy Couture Navy Striped Dress & her favourite Bonpoint shoes. The dress is now available from hip online kids boutique Izzy & AshSource:
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Japanese shoppers receive an estimated 30 billion plastic shopping bags, which, in terms of the oil resources needed to produce them, amounts to two giant tankers full of oil (millions of barrels). About 30% of these bags are thrown away without being reused, and since the consumption of plastic shopping bags contributes to environmental problems such as increased energy usage, trash buildup, and global warming due to CO2 released in the garbage incineration process, there are urgent calls to reduce their usage.
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