Stout by Envision - Total Recycled Content Plastic Trash Bags, 56 gal, 1.5 mil, 43" x 49", Brown/Black, 100/Carton 8937 Certified GMO-free and over 95% EJD7013866

Name: Stout by Envision - Total Recycled Content Plastic Trash Bags, 56 gal, 1.5 mil, 43" x 49", Brown/Black, 100/Carton 8937 Certified GMO-free and over 95% EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 33255177796
Price: 52.15 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2097 (11 reviews)

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Stout by Envision Total Recycled Content Plastic Trash Bags, 56 gal, 1.5 mil, 43" x 49", Brown Black, 100 Carton 8937 Certified GMO free and over 95% EJD7013866 Certified GMO free and over 95% organic Glazing & Cooking Sauce Crafted with environmental responsibility in mind these robust trash bags are designed to handle heavy duty waste management needs with ease

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