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Clear 2 mil
2 x 2......$3.00 2 x 3......$3.50 2 x 4......$5.00 2 x 5......$6.00 2 x 8......$9.00 2 x 10 ....$10.00 2 x 12 ....$10.00 3 x 3......$4.50 3 x 4......$6.00 3 x 5......$7.00 3 x 8......$10.00 3 x 12 ....$12.00 3 x 20 ....$15.00
4 x 4...... $8.00 4 x 5...... $8.00 4 x 6...... $10.00 4 x 8...... $11.00 4 x 10 .... $14.00 4 x 12 .... $14.00 5 x 5...... $9.00 5 x 7...... $12.00 5 x 8...... $14.00 5 x 10 .... $18.00 6 x 4...... $10.00 6 x 6...... $16.00 6 x 8...... $16.00
6 x 9...... $18.00 6 x 10 .... $20.00 6 x 12 .... $24.00 8 x 8...... $25.00 8 x 10 .... $26.00 8 x 12 .... $28.00 9 x 12 .... $30.00 10 x 10... $28.00 10 x 12... $35.00 12 x 12... $40.00 12 x 15... $45.00 13 x 15... $50.00 13 x 18... $60.00 15 X 15... $60.00
White Block
2 x 2.......$3.00 2 x 3.......$4.00 3 x 3.......$5.00 3 x 4.......$6.00 3 x 5.......$8.00
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Open Top Bags in 1 mil, 1.5 mil, 2 mil
4 x 6...... $12.00 6 x 9...... $20.00 5 x 8...... $15.00 9 x 12 .... $35.00
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IF CONGRESS decides to change the appropriation law from six day to fi ve day delivery, as requested by the U.S. Postal Service (USPS), retailers using the six day service to deliver products and catalogues are faced with some hard decisions. The USPS has been plagued by an $8.3 billion budget shortfall because of the infl ux of email and online bill pay, prompting the request for fi ve-day delivery. The USPS claims a revamped work week could potentially promise $3.1 billion in savings per year (later analyzed by the
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served as a strong incentive for shoppers to buy more. “Orders with free shipping tend to aver- age roughly 30 percent more in total money spent, than when shoppers must shell out a few bucks more for delivery,” says Comscore. “In fact, a May 2011 study revealed 61 percent of consumers would likely cancel their entire purchase if free ship- ping wasn’t offered.” So what choice does a retailer have other than to pay the extra expense for FedEx or UPS for expedited service? Unfortunately, there is no choice, unless you are willing
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