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Torise Compostable packaging solutions hold BPI certification (ASTM D6400) for the North American market, TÜV OK compost INDUSTRIAL (EN 13432) for EU compliance, and Seedling logo recognition.

Ready to replace PE plastic with custom compostable produce bags or transparent compostable fruit and vegetable bags?

Switching to certified compostable kitchen waste bags and yard waste bags is no longer just an environmental choice — it's becoming a regulatory requirement in many regions.

A compostable poop bag that carries BPI (USA), EN 13432 (EU), or AS 5810 (Australia) certification proves genuine environmental credentials.

All compostable materials are biodegradable, but not all biodegradable materials are compostable. This is the most important principle for enterprise procurement. Compostable materials represent the most reliable and compliant solution for sustainable packaging.

Confused by PLA vs. PBAT vs. PHA? This 2026 B2B guide explains 7 key biodegradable polymers (PHB, PBS, PCL, TPS) and why modified resins are the secret to durable, certified compostable bags. Learn how Torise’s compounding expertise balances tensile strength and cost-efficiency for eco-friendly packaging.

The 2026 global plastic bans turn compliance into market access. Wholesalers face stranded inventory if products don’t meet EU PPWR, US PFAS bans, and Australia’s AS 5810 home-compostable labeling. Success requires shifting to global-standard, PFAS-free, home-compostable packaging with item-level certification. Torise Biomaterials provides regulatory intelligence and certified solutions to turn compliance into a competitive moat.

This technical guide shows importers how to audit Seedling Logo certificates beyond surface-level claims. Using a real DIN CERTCO case, it explains why compostability depends on product configuration, not logos, and highlights key checks such as finished-product scope, dual EN 13432/ASTM D6400 coverage, maximum certified thickness, accreditation, and validity. The guide helps buyers reduce customs, legal, and greenwashing risk ahead of stricter 2026 regulations.

The EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) marks a major shift for packaging importers from August 12, 2026. This guide explains phased PPWR requirements, compostability mandates, PFAS restrictions, and harmonized labeling timelines. Torise Biomaterials helps brands achieve compliant, PFAS-free, compostable packaging solutions for the EU market.