Origin
- The compostable resin is blown into bags and films at BioBag's production facility in California
Materials
- Made from Mater-Bi, an innovative family of bioplastics derived from the starches of plants, vegetable oils, and compostable polymers
End of Life
- Comercially Compostable at Facilities that Accept Pet Waste
Certifications
- Certified Compostable by the Biodegradable Products Institute ASTM D6400, ensuring these bags will compost rapidly and safely when placed in a municipal or commercial composting facility
Earth Friendly Features
- Keeps microplastics from classic plastic trash bags out of commercial compost collections
- Makes picking up after your pets clean & easy!
Packaging
- Product packaged in plastic-free and recyclable packaging
- Ships in recyclable packaging made from recycled content
Made Without
- Made from a resin that is based on GMO free crops
- Plastic-free and BPA-free
Product Care
- For best results, use within one year of purchase, and store in a cool, dry place away from excessive heat
Additional Features
- A plant-based alternative to classic polyethylene pet waste bags
- Compatible with pet waste compost collections only (check with your local facilities!)
Product Dimensions
- Individual bag size: 8.0" x 11.4"
Returns
- Unused, undamaged products in their original packaging can be returned within 30 days
Specifications
- 200 pack
Shipping Info
- Ships within 1 - 2 business days
BioBag
Did you know that when organic waste is left in plastic inside the landfill, it’s unable to decompose properly and generates methane, a greenhouse gas 25 times more potent than carbon dioxide? Even worse, hundreds of years later, when the plastic-bag around your organic waste does break down, it leaves behind tons of nasty microplastics, further polluting our waterways and ecosystems. Make the switch from trashy plastic bags to a compostable alternative with BioBag!
Made from GMO-Free crops, each BioBag product helps you reduce your use of single use, disposable plastics. From pet waste bags, to food storage solutions, to countertop compost bags, BioBag has a (compostable) solution.
Click the link below to learn more about BioBag!
kwlasichuk (verified owner) –
We have had dogs for many many years and I have spent all that time in search of a poo bag that is compostible but also strong enough and easy to open. By far the best of any we have used before!
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ptaaaf (verified owner) –
We use these when scooping kitty litter, since we have cats, not dogs. They are a little small to put in the scoop able litter with the scoop, but it works OK. And we are pleased to not be putting it in plastic bags for disposal.
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doan.miki1 –
Given that the bag is compostable but dog’s poop contains harmful bacteria to waterways and humans. Do you have any thoughts on this?
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EarthHero –
Hi there! This is a very important point, thank you for bringing it up! While these bags are compostable, they should only end up in compost bins designated for pet waste and pet waste only. If this isn’t an option, then to the trash they go! These bags offer an excellent plastic-free alternative to traditional doggy bags and help us move away from petroleum-based products and towards more renewable sources!
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carter –
what size are these standard or large
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Admin EarthHero –
Hey there! These compostable pet bags are the standard size. The individual bags are 8.0″ x 11.4″. Thanks for asking!
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MoM (verified owner) –
i switched to bio degradable bags to help reduce the impact of normal plastic bags on our landfills. hope you will join me.
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Nadia (verified owner) –
When will the 200pck be back in stock?
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Admin EarthHero –
Hey Nadia – these should be back in stock by the end of next week!
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Linda Buchner (verified owner) –
This is one worry to cross off your list!
In the quest for a single-use plastic purge from my life, this product gives me the peace of mind to know that when I toss it in my garbage bin, it will biodegrade.
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