The items included such valuable things as a television set, walkie talkies and a Cadillac Eldorado, but one paragraph had this entry: “Two (2) Green Rubber Bands.” The proper journalistic ...

Most of the thick red rubber bands come from San Francisco. Her daughter in Marin brings green rubber bands, mostly. From the East Bay, another daughter delivers rubber bands of several colors.

Puff Industries manufactures them. Company owner and product creator Ave Green (a.k.a. "Head Puff") says Garnett's favorite rubber bands are ones that say "Life Is Sweet" or the mind-stretching ...

The rubber bands could transform how food travels through ... to stores for purchase — down to the exact location a single green onion was picked. "Imagine a rubber band that changes colors ...

Rubber bands are very useful given the right circumstances ... If the band is meant to be green, but has turned red, then something went wrong during transportation and the food is most likely ...

In addition to the rubber bands, they also found green fishing net and twine with the undigested food. They think the bands are coming from horticultural fields nearby, where they’re used to tie ...