With the eminent ban of paper bags for packaging are there opportunities one can seize before Kenyans realize it and at least make some cash b4 the field gets flooded?

Paper bags or plastic bags??

Do a quick flight to Rwanda, see how they are managing and copy-paste

If I remember correctly,when Uchumi was the 'only' supermarket,they used to package purchases in paper bags..
mama mboga may have to resort to newspapers till something better comes up?




The supermarket guys are cartels. Whatever alternative will come up it will be supplied by the same cartels.

Think mama mboga, the butcher, the chips cafes, the small shops (sugar e.t.c). That's where the disruption will occur and only the early bird will cash in.[/quote]

We can regrow trees at a higher rate than we cut them.

Recycling prob being done with the product ending up as TP?

Opportunities are everywhere, don't limit the imagination:

http://www.angazarwanda.com/

I feel like we already have the solutions, when I was younger Sugar, omo, was packaged in manila and paper boxes, Nakumatt has those cloth reusable shopping bags, cartons were used when you bought many goods at the supermarkets, don't know if it's healthy but meat was wrapped directly on newspaper, kiondos should be cool again, straw buskets,

Like the digital migration of Tv there are those who made money early on, is there opportunity in this manila paper sector?

The environment already gaining with the ban,there is a corner in our estate where the wind blows plastic bags it's amazingly clean,also today at Naivas they run out of packaging kabisa even cartons and the bags they sell,they seem to not have thought outvthe ban