Survey on use of plastic bags in Supermarkets
- Thread starter Nikhil
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Well, she has used some pics and a table which she says is very important.
Cant use google docs.
Please have a look at the doc and let me know if there is a way I can use google docs or surveymonkey.
How about this?
Please spend 5 minutes and fill in this multiple choice survey. It's for a friend who is conducting it.
Trust me, it wont take longer than 5 minutes. I've had to split it into 3 parts because Surveymonkey doesnt allow more than 10 Qs in one survey.
Use of Plastic bags in Supermarkets: Part 1 Survey
Use of Plastic Bags in supermarkets: Part 2 Survey
Use of Plastic Bags in supermarkets: Part 3 Survey
Cant use google docs.
Please have a look at the doc and let me know if there is a way I can use google docs or surveymonkey.
How about this?
Please spend 5 minutes and fill in this multiple choice survey. It's for a friend who is conducting it.
Trust me, it wont take longer than 5 minutes. I've had to split it into 3 parts because Surveymonkey doesnt allow more than 10 Qs in one survey.
Use of Plastic bags in Supermarkets: Part 1 Survey
Use of Plastic Bags in supermarkets: Part 2 Survey
Use of Plastic Bags in supermarkets: Part 3 Survey
chiron
Skilled
Didn't know about the limit in surveymonkey.
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BIKeINSTEIN
Skilled
DONE- in that 3-part free survey thingie you sent via mail.
The last options were not to my liking though- it seemed biased imho.
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The last options were not to my liking though- it seemed biased imho.
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Done all the 3 parts of the surveymonkey questionnaires.
madnav
Skilled
although i have not filled the form yet..
i do want one of my doubts to be cleared...
is it about all plastic bags or only polythene? (again.. polythene below the specific thickness)
because most super markets use good quality plastic bags which one can easily reuse.. however the questions and symptoms mentioned in the survey doc are mostly related to polythene which you will not find at most/any supermarket at present.
even local shops in my area have stopped using them...
i do feel that the correction should be made in order to make the survey accurate.
i do want one of my doubts to be cleared...
is it about all plastic bags or only polythene? (again.. polythene below the specific thickness)
because most super markets use good quality plastic bags which one can easily reuse.. however the questions and symptoms mentioned in the survey doc are mostly related to polythene which you will not find at most/any supermarket at present.
even local shops in my area have stopped using them...
i do feel that the correction should be made in order to make the survey accurate.
metalbandit
Disciple
Attached my response.
Also, even though supermarkets use good quality bags, still it is non-biodegradable plastic at the end of the day. And I see many supermarkets using multiple smaller bags instead of using bigger bags thus adding to the problem. Big Bazaar used to heat-seal them earlier, which would render the bags totally useless, now they have started using clips.
I saw a banner at Shoprite Hyper where they have mentioned that people getting their own bags are welcome to carry with them. That is a step towards reducing plastic usage. Hope other supermarkets follow suit. I rarely see people getting their own bags. What does it cost to take our own cloth or jute bags? I have started doing it now. Hope more of us realize that plastics are an urban evil..
Also, even though supermarkets use good quality bags, still it is non-biodegradable plastic at the end of the day. And I see many supermarkets using multiple smaller bags instead of using bigger bags thus adding to the problem. Big Bazaar used to heat-seal them earlier, which would render the bags totally useless, now they have started using clips.
I saw a banner at Shoprite Hyper where they have mentioned that people getting their own bags are welcome to carry with them. That is a step towards reducing plastic usage. Hope other supermarkets follow suit. I rarely see people getting their own bags. What does it cost to take our own cloth or jute bags? I have started doing it now. Hope more of us realize that plastics are an urban evil..
It doesnt matter. As someone else mentioned on the thread, plastic is plastic. It's still non-biodegradable. You may re-use them, but for how long? Once they tear, you will throw them away.madnav said:
metalbandit said:
Thank you for your response
manoja2k said:
The online survey is useless. Please fill in the DOC file and upload it here