Back in March, Costco began packaging its rotisserie chickens in plastic bags in lieu of the typical hard clamshell containers. While the bagsamong shoppers, with some lamenting the change and others praising Costco's efforts to reduce its use of plastic. But recently, customer reactions have skewed more toward the negative side.this week that the new bags were leaky and had spilled chicken juice all over the trunk of their car.
Many noted that the bags tend to be oily or slick with juice, which leads to a messier shopping experience. "My main gripe is that they're always super greasy and no wipes, towels, or paper towels in the area to help clean one's hands off. Not only does it affect folks getting the chicken, the cart handles have gotten noticeably grosser in the months since switching to the bags," one shopper"I bought the rotisserie in a bag about a month ago and was so annoyed with the whole situation I haven't bought one since.
"I thought I had the bag secured in the trunk but it still managed to turn over and spill a bunch of broth all over the carpet. Took forever to clean up with the Shop-Vac and soap and water," a Redditor"As a deli worker, I hate the bags. It takes longer to put in the bag compared to the container and it's messier," another Redditorthat they prevent messes by double-bagging the chickens with the orange plastic bags available in Costco's meat department.
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