Compostable - For use in municipal facility where applicable. Fits most kitchen compost pails. Biobags take the mess out of food scrap collection, keeping your compost pail clean and odor-free. BioBag is a world leader in providing bags and films for the collection of organic waste for the purpose of composting. Unlike regular plastic, BioBags can be consumed by micro-organisms that live in our soils. Because we use starches from renewable crops, our bags can be readily composted along with organic waste in municipal composting facilities. BioBag isn't a large, petroleum-based plastic bag company that now conveniently dabbles in the new business of compostable bags. We are a small, privately-owned company dedicated to only producing certified compostable bags and films. The resin we use is sourced from Italy, as there is no compostable resin supplier in North America that can guarantee a resin based on Non-GMO Project Verified crops. The resin is then blown into compostable bags and films at our production facility in California. Little steps really do make a big difference when creating products for the green industry is all we do! Certified for home composting, too! OK Compost. Tuv Austria. BPI: Compostable. Certified by the biodegradable products institute. This certification assures that BioBag products meet the specifications found in ASTM D6400 and will compost rapidly and safely when placed in a municipal or commercial composting facility. To find a municipal composting facility, visit findacomposter.com. In addition to disposal in a municipal composting site, this BioBag product is also certified by OK Compost (European) for disposal in home backyard compost settings. The certification process tests a product's ability to decompose at a rate similar to other compostable items placed in same setting. We are proud to have earned this distinction from OK Compost and, more importantly, assure our home composting users that this BioBag product will do what it is supposed to do! Clean & responsible. Master-Bi is a innovative family of bioplastics derived from the starches of plants, vegetable oils and compostable polymers.
