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We are professional manufacturer of 100% Biodegradable & Compostable bags, which made from corn starch and break down within 45 days in an idea compost Environment. Our main products are 100% biodegradable shopping bags, garbage bags, dog poop bags, 100% PLA compost bags, mailer bags, garment bags and 100% Compostable aprons and gloves.

Our Range of corn starch based 100% compostable bags on roll are the perfect altanative to traditional plastic bags, which made from corn starch and break down within 45 days in an idea compost Environment.

when looking for a corn starch based 100% compostable bags on roll ,it is always important
to ask for certifications to support any claims made by manufactuers or retailers.

All of our corn starch based 100% compostable bags on roll
are certified compostable and biodegradable to The Australia(AS-4736)
American(ASTM D 6400) and European (EN13432) standards.

You can compost some materials at home; others are designed for an industrial facility. If you have a home compost pile, be sure to only put certified “home compostable” materials in it (this should be clearly labeled on the item).

If you have compost pick-up from your home, check your local program’s website to see what they accept. Many commercial composters don’t accept compostable plastic items even if they are certified as compostable.

Finally, compostable and biodegradable plastic can contaminate the recycling stream, so it’s important to check your local recycling guidelines and only recycle items that your program accepts.

Biodegradable and compostable plastic alone will not solve the plastic pollution crisis. Instead, there are many levers that need to be pulled to reduce and reuse plastic and shift to a circular economy. In fact, we can’t even rely on the assumption that these materials will not cause environmental damage if they end up as litter.

All plastic—including biodegradable and compostable types—must be collected and paired with the right recovery systems, so that the material stays in the loop and out of nature.

However, for specific applications, compostable and biodegradable plastic can play a helpful role in reducing waste. Compostable take-out containers are a great example, since they can compost the remaining food residue alongside the container itself.

Additionally, biodegradable and compostable plastic is often made from biobased sources—like seaweed, sugar beets, or other plants—instead of fossil fuels. In this case, and if sourced responsibly, these materials can offer environmental benefits.