Through the “Upcycling Bag Sharing” program, retired vinyl banners from 7-Eleven stores are transformed into uniquely designed reusable bags. Each bag can be borrowed and reused multiple times, helping reduce plastic bag consumption while giving new life to used materials in line with circular economy principles.
Customers can easily take part in the Upcycling Bag Sharing Program by requesting to borrow a reusable bag from store staff and placing a refundable deposit of THB 50. The bag can be returned to any participating store for a full deposit refund.
To encourage continued reuse, customers who participate in the Upcycling Bag Sharing Program can earn 100 ALL Member points when using a reusable bag at participating stores by simply having the bag’s barcode scanned by a cashier (up to five eligible transactions per month).
In addition, 7-Eleven has introduced new designs for its Upcycling Bag Sharing Bags, offering customers a wider variety of choices. Made from vinyl banners previously displayed at 7-Eleven stores, each bag features a one-of-a-kind design, reflecting the efficient use of resources while making sustainable living both fun and accessible.
The new edition of the “Upcycling Bag Sharing” program will be available from July 24 to October 23, 2026, with service points expanded to 500 stores nationwide (participating stores are listed in the image below). By increasing access points across the country, 7-Eleven aims to make sustainable choices more convenient for customers while helping drive the reduction of single-use plastic through practical solutions for everyday living.
CP ALL believes that meaningful environmental change begins with small actions taken together. Guided by this belief, the company continues to advance environmental initiatives that promote responsible resource use, reduce waste, and support the development of a more sustainable and environmentally friendly society.
