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TermsReturn Policy: Vendor will accept any basket return within 10 days of receipt of item. Please be in contact with our office to let us know of any damages in advance of return. Privacy Policy: We will not provide your email, address or credit card to any other individual or business; we do not sell our customers information.
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as possible, but please allow for variations in sizes or colors of
baskets as all bags are handwoven. We do not does not warrant that product
descriptions or other content of this site is accurate, complete,
reliable, current, or error-free. If a product offered by the vendor itself
is not as described, your sole remedy is to return it in unused
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Used as French market baskets in Europe, the palm and leather trimmed double handle french market baskets are the perfect reusable eco friendly shopping baskets and French country home accents. Ideal for a trip to the farmer’s market or as a reusable grocery bag, as garden baskets or for home storage, they are lightweight, durable and attractive.
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Eco InfoThe goals in selling baskets is to reduce the number of plastic bags people get from stores. These bags are an environmental blight. Did you know: * Over 3 billion plastic bags are used every year in America. Every year 4-5 trillion plastic bags are used in the world. * In South Africa they call the plastic bags littering the countryside "The National Flower". * San Francisco banned plastic bags on March 28 2007, and projects savings of 450,000 gallons of gasoline as a result! * In 2002 Ireland levied a 25 cent surcharge on plastic bags at the grocery store, resulting in a 90% reduction in the number of bags used. Our baskets are hand woven in Moroccan villages, typically by farmers for extra income. The leather is then added in Marrakech before being shipped to the US. The baskets are woven from sustainably grown palm leaf, water reed and wild grasses. The leather is either goat or cow and is dyed using traditional techniques for leather treatment.
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