Eco Friendly Compostable Bags

Our compostable bags offer an eco friendly solution for retail brands. In addition, we provide New Zealand customers with a way to communicate their concern for the environment through action. 

Choosing compostable shopping bags for your store tells not only helps the environment but gives your customers a reusable bag they can use over and over. 

What Are Compostable Bags?

Compostable shopping bags are biodegradable, meaning they will naturally disintegrate into the soil. When a compostable bag is thrown into a landfill, it will eventually break down. Compostable bags are 100 times more eco friendly than traditional plastic shopping bags. 

Why You Need Eco Friendly Shopping Bags?

Offering your shoppers an environmentally conscious solution to carry their products communicates that your brand is taking measures to reduce your carbon footprint. 

The material used in our shopping bags is exceptionally durable, allowing your customers to reuse their compostable bags before properly recycling or composting. 

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Your brand image is essential to New Zealand consumers, especially younger generations. As more people become environmentally conscious, businesses must adapt their business models to remain competitive. 

Offering eco friendly, compostable bags is one of the easiest ways to accommodate modern, environmentally conscious consumers. 

Specifications for Our Compostable Shopping Bags

Our compostable bags come in 3 different sizes to accommodate retailers across New Zealand. The size dimensions are outlined below:

• Small - 300mm(w) X 380mm(h) x 80mm (bottom gusset)
• Medium - 420mm(w) x 520mm(h) x 90mm (bottom gusset)
• Large - 520mm(w) x 580mm(h) x 100mm (bottom gusset)

Certification Standards:

• Din Certco European Composting Standard EN13432:2000-12
• TUV Austria OK Compost Industrial Standard (S0335)
• TUV Austria OK Compost Home Standard (S0335)
• ASTM International Industrial Composting Standard ASTM D

Each bag has a thickness of over 70 microns, adhering to the standards set by the New Zealand government.