Best Eco Friendly Promotional Bags -Eco Product

Top Eco Friendly Bags

Sometimes, the desk promotional items aren't going to cut it. Not every target market needs pens, not all of them need the likes of mugs and t-shirts won't be great either.

These eco-friendly promotional bags are the perfect answer f or an audience that loves to travel or for the trade show audience. Brand your logo onto the side of these bags and watch as people turn and notice your corporate name being shown to everyone walking by.

The range of bags we have vary enormously from the exhibition bag which can be handed out by the 100s, the shopping bag for constant home use and the kit bag and travel bag. Obviously the longer a bag is retained then the less of impact it has on the environment so it is important to try to replace the single use products with stronger re-useable type or to look to the materials so that they are biodegradable or recycled.

The marketer has a choice or course to have the bag look environmentally friendly – jute shoppers for example, or to use recycled materials in a high quality product which will last for ages. The advantage of the jute shopper is the it advertises the environmental concerns of the brand to a wider audience.

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Evaluating Carbon Footprint in Branded Merchandise

by David Platt • 13 April 2026

SUMMARY: Comparing eco promotional products is difficult because of the range of materials used Carbon footprint is a measure which allows comparison Need to look at CO2 equivalent because of the use of organic solvents in promotional merchandise There is a difference between Cradle to Gate and Cradle to Grave in the measurement, because we never know whether the end user will attempt to recycle products Pavilion is a specialist in providing branded promotional products, which are sustainable. The most common question we're asked, of course, is what's the most sustainable branded product? And how would you measure that? And that's a difficult question and often comes with hesitations. Why? This blog aims to try and explain eco credentials, particularly for promotional merchandise and how you might compare them. The first problem you have, is that you're comparing different materials. This is why it's difficult is because there's no true standard of sustainability. There is no international marking that says, this one's a 10, and this one's a 1. The nearest you have is carbon footprint. Carbon footprint generally means the amount of carbon dioxide measured in kilos, but you have to be a bit careful with that, particularly for promotional merchandise because carbon dioxide is not the only greenhouse gas. You may be fully aware that methane, natural gas has a global warming effect 50 to 60 times more than CO2. So, you don't need to measure just CO2, you've really have to look at a CO2 equivalent. In other words, converting the methane. And why do I mention that? Promotional merchandise is often printed and unless you are using water based inks, there will be solvents, and therefore, CO2 equivalent is what you need to measure. The next problem that you've have is what are you measuring the carbon footprint of? Are we talking what's termed - Cradle to Grave or Cradle to Gate? The concept is explained in the diagram.