[Tagging] Feature Proposal - RFC - Reusable packaging

[marc marc]

well in this case, this shop isn't a bulk_purchase=yes shop
bulk_purchase=* in osm mean that you can BUY item in bulk
not that the shop has a stock of product that he packs for you on site.
bulk_purchase informs how the customer can have the product and not in 
what form the stock in the shop is kept

PS: I think your butcher is outdated, I haven't seen any refusals
for at least 2 years :) including in Carrefour-like shop

Le 12.09.19 à 12:54, Antoine Jaury via Tagging a écrit :
> And sorry Marc but I don't have an article explaining the use of one-use 
> only bag proposed by bulk purchase shops.
> 
> In my case, I buy only bulk purchase products and it often happen in 
> supermarket for example that you can only use the supermarket's paper 
> bags with a plastic window on the bag to see what is inside. I tried 
> once to use in an "Carrefour shop" a paper bag I reused from another 
> shop and one of the sell men explained to me that I couldn't do that 
> because they need to see what is inside the bag without opening it and 
> for hygienic reasons we can't reuse a bag multiple times.
> 
> As explained also in my previous message: butchers, backery, pastry 
> shops ... are the perfect example of shops with bulk products that will 
> not automatically accept reusable packaging. It's difficult for instance 
> to find a butcher that will accept that you use your glass jar to buy 
> some meat. Most of them will say that they have to use one-use only bags 
> for hygienic reasons.
> 
> 
> On 12/09/2019 12:29, marc marc wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> Le 12.09.19 à 12:20, Antoine Jaury via Tagging a écrit :
>>> https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features/reusable_packaging
>>> Definition: Describes a shop accepting reusable containers from their
>>> customers and/or proposing some
>> it'sn't the same as 
>> https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:bulk_purchase ?
>> you said "Some shops selling bulk products will only accept that their
>> customers use the one-use only bags proposed by the shop. "
>> bulk product in one-use packaging provided by the store ? I have never
>> heard such a contradiction. do you have a link to an article on this
>> subject?