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Compostable bags are made from plant materials like starch and vegetable oils, making them an eco-friendly alternative to plastic. They break down in composting facilities, but confusion still exists. Are paper bags compostable? Yes – both uncoated and PLA-coated types are. Can they be placed in green waste bins? Check local regulations. Look for certified options that meet BPI or TUV Austria standards, such as compostable trash bags, paper bags and dog poop bags.

Torise Biomaterials is 100% green manufacturing, converting 30,000 tons of plastic waste into certified compostable products each year. Our 2MW solar/wind system is zero emission, reducing 2,392.8 tons of CO2 per year. Advanced VOC filtration (99% efficient), 90% water recycling and smart lighting demonstrate overall sustainability. Products meet EN13432, BPI and TÜV standards for packaging/agricultural use. Achieved 40% carbon reduction for partners.

Are compostable bags really compostable? At Torise Biomaterials, we’ve been answering this question since 2010. Our plant-based bags are made from corn starch, sugar cane, and compostable polymers that break down into water, carbon dioxide, and organic matter under the right conditions.

Our products meet global standards for industrial and home composting and are certified to EN13432, OK Compost HOME, ASTM D6400, and more.

Choose Torise Biomaterials for true compostability.

Paper bags is eco-friendly, but not all are safe for compost. Uncoated grocery bags decompose well, while plastic-coated or heavily inked ones should be avoided. Fast food and shipping bags often have grease or synthetic layers—remove contaminants before composting. Torise’s certified compostable paper bags break down fully within 90–180 days, leaving no waste. For best results, shred bags, balance compost materials, and maintain moisture. Choose plastic-free options for a greener future.

As plastic pollution rises, businesses must adopt eco-friendly packaging to meet sustainability goals. Compostable kitchen waste paper bags from TORISE BIOMATERIALS offer a BPI-certified, plastic-free, and leak-proof alternative for food waste disposal. These biodegradable paper bags support a circular economy, helping brands enhance their green image while reducing environmental impact.

Learn how to turn inedible corn into eco-friendly compostable bags! Our biodegradable bags are DINplus and EN13432 (Din Certco), OK Compost, OK Compost HOME (TUV Austria), ASTM D6400 (BPI), AS4736 and AS5810 (ABA) certified and come in customizable sizes, four-color double-sided printing and a low minimum order quantity (500 kg). Perfect for businesses looking for sustainable packaging. Join the green revolution today - request a free sample!

In response to the growing plastic pollution, many countries have introduced mandatory policies to promote biodegradable plastic bags. Countries such as Vietnam, Malaysia, China and South Korea have strict regulations. The European Union, the United States and Chile also enforce sustainable development laws. Torise Biomaterials provides innovative compostable plastic bags to help companies meet global environmental standards.

There is a growing demand for sustainable packaging, especially when it comes to kitchen waste management. While uncoated kraft paper bags are compostable, many are coated with plastic or chemicals, which slow degradation. Torise Biomaterials’ compostable kitchen paper bags are oil and water resistant, hold up to 8kg of waste, and are 100% compostable. Certified by BPI, they outperform traditional bags and can reduce plastic waste in foodservice and municipal waste management.

Compostable bags are an eco-friendly alternative to plastic that quickly decompose into organic matter without harming the environment. They help reduce plastic pollution and support the circular economy by enriching the soil. Unlike biodegradable bags, which degrade slowly and may leave residue, compostable bags decompose safely in industrial composting facilities. As the demand for sustainable products continues to increase, compostable packaging is expected to change the future of packaging.

How Compostable Pallet Stretch Film Can Replace Plastic and Improve Logistics

Traditional packaging materials such as plastic pallet stretch film and metal cages have disadvantages. Plastic takes a long time to degrade, causing harm to the environment. Compostable pallet stretch film offers an eco-friendly solution that reduces shipping costs, ensures product safety, and decomposes naturally after use, providing a sustainable alternative for businesses that focus on environmental responsibility.

Looking for sustainable packaging? Our compostable stretch film is made from bio-based materials such as PLA and PBAT and is certified according to ASTM D6400 and DIN EN13432. It is ideal for logistics, transport and storage due to its excellent strength, stretchability (550%) and protection against dust and moisture. It is fully biodegradable within 6 months under industrial composting conditions. Bulk orders start from just 1,000 kg. Eco-friendly and high-performance!

Are grocery store produce bags compostable? Many bags aren't, but some certified bags are. This article explains how to identify compostable produce bags, including those certified to standards like ASTM D6400, DINplus, and OK Compost. Learn why choosing certified compostable bags helps reduce plastic waste, supports sustainability, and benefits businesses and consumers. Discover eco-friendly alternatives for your packaging needs.

Compostable bags made from plant materials are the most environmentally friendly alternative to traditional plastic bags. These biodegradable bags break down naturally without leaving harmful residues and are certified for industrial and home composting. Learn about the benefits of compostable bags and their role in a zero-waste lifestyle. Compare compostable bags to recyclable, reusable, and degradable bags to find the best solution for organic waste disposal and sustainable living.

This guide provides basic information about industrial and home composting, focusing on the advantages of each method, types of compostable materials, and best practices for composting. Learn which materials are suitable for composting, the advantages of industrial composting for large-scale organic waste, and how to choose a composting site and equipment at home. Composting helps reduce waste, improves soil health, and has a positive impact on the environment and community.