Increase in cost of carrier bags to 25p in Northern Ireland branded excessive by retail chief
Tesco announces it is scrapping 5p carrier bags | Daily Mail Online
Carrier Bag Tax
Don't Give Me A Plastic Bag!
Plastic bag sales down by 90% in England since 5p levy was introduced in 2015
199m fewer plastic bags in circulation since introduction of 5p charge in NI | BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
Say no to plastic bags! Manchester campaign plans to encourage city shoppers to go green - Manchester Evening News
100 million plastic bags sold by Northern Ireland retailers in past year – The Irish News
Bag charge comes into force in Northern Ireland - letsrecycle.com
When will England introduce a plastic bag levy?
Scottish shops start charging for bags | Scotland | The Guardian
Carrier bag tax raises £37m for NI environmental projects - BBC News
Northern Ireland launches 5p plastic bag charge | Environment | The Guardian
Carrier bag tax raises £37m for NI environmental projects - BBC News
Plastic bag usage in Northern Ireland down 82.9% since levy was introduced in 2013, figures show | BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
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NI plastic bag levy drives down usage | MRW
Use of plastic bags in England drops by 59% in a year | Plastic bags | The Guardian
Increased Northern Ireland levy bags £14.4m | MRW
Northern Ireland use of plastic bags drop by 68.8% since levy introduced
Lots of litter hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
Northern Ireland environmental projects to share £2.2m carrier bag levy money
Minister backs plastic bag charge | Independent.ie
Almost a quarter of a billion fewer plastic bags used in Northern Ireland: Levy sees usage drop by 72% | BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
