Kroger to end single-use plastic bag use in Cincinnati June 30 - Cincinnati Business Courier
Cincinnati bans single-use plastic bags
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Cincinnati considers plastic bag ban again
Smith's, as part of Kroger grocery chain, to ban plastic bags by 2025
Kroger to cease bagging groceries in plastic
What happened to Cincinnati's plastic bag ban?
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Kroger to end use of plastic bags - Cincinnati Business Courier
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Ohio House votes to block bans, fees on plastic grocery bags
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What happened to Cincinnati's plastic bag ban?
Plastic bag ban passes out of council committee | WKRC
Cincinnati considers plastic bag ban again
Plastic bag ban passes out of council committee | WKRC
Jardine Cincinnati C-Paw Clear Plastic Stadium Bag, Large | DuBois Book Store- Cincinnati, OH
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Kroger to end single-use plastic bag use in Cincinnati June 30 - Cincinnati Business Courier
Cincinnati City Council bans single-use plastic bags
Kroger Eliminates Plastic Bags in Cincinnati, Why Not All of Ohio? | Sierra Club
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Kroger plans to eliminate plastic bags — it distributes 6 billion a year currently - MarketWatch
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