New products are transforming the grocery landscape, making the shopping experience faster, more convenient, and even more sustainable. Here are some grocery shopping innovations to help make your store trips smarter and more streamlined.
Shopping Bag Holder

This shopping bag holder helps you avoid added plastic waste by keeping any extra grocery store bags to reuse as trash liners, lunch bags for school and work, or doggy bags. The device easily mounts to a wall or cabinet door for easy access with minimum space.
Key Ring

Constructed with multi-layer electroplating technology, this miniature key pendant can be used in place of a coin at grocery stores such as Aldi. Simply insert the device into the key slot and pull it out of the side when you’re finished grocery shopping. And the keychain design can be easily strapped to your car keys so you never forget a quarter again.
Insulated Paper Bags

Take your paper bag usage to the next level with these paper bags equipped with a security seal adhesive that keeps items secure and safe. Available in 100-pack bags, the insulated design helps maintain food temperature during transit to keep food fresh longer.
Grocery Bag Carrier

According to the product listing, this device is designed to carry products and help them feel like half their weight. Able to haul up to 100 pounds hands-free, simply clip grocery store bags into the portable device and either grab the handle or place the handle on your shoulder to maximize your carrying capacity. The device is even versatile and can be used for other products such as paint cans, sports gear, dry cleaning, travel luggage, and more.
Trolley Bags

These reusable tote bags are specially designed to easily attach to grocery store carts, allowing shoppers to conveniently keep groceries separated and organized as they’re doing their shopping. Each set comes with bags that have extra compartments made for storing eggs and bottles, and the strong mesh bottom prevents spills. Then, once the shopping is done, the bags can be easily picked up by their handles and then rolled up for compact storage.