Abstract: A rack for storing and dispensing a supply of bags incudes a base member. The base member includes a track extending between first and second ends of the base member. The rack has first and second ends and is adapted for supporting a supply of bags. The rack includes structure for engaging the track of the base member. The rack is slidable on the base member between a bag loading position in which the rack first end is disposed adjacent to the base member second end, and a bag storing and dispensing position in which the rack first end is disposed adjacent to the base member first end.

Abstract: A bag mountable on laterally spaced support rods and a retainer disposed between the laterally spaced support rods of a support rack includes a front and a rear wall defining an open top. A pair of laterally spaced handles project upwardly from the open top of the bag. The handles include mounting apertures for the mounting of each handle on a corresponding support rod. The rear wall of the bag includes an aperture centrally disposed between the handles and below the open top for reception by the retainer for supporting only the rear wall of the bag on the rack.