Changing The World Without Changing The Earth!
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BioBag is the world's largest selling brand of compostable bags made from the material, Mater-Bi. Widely used for the collection of food and yard waste for composting, BioBags are also popular among consumers who seek to reduce the amount of polyethylene-based plastics in the environment.
BioBags are GMO free, certified for use in organic agriculture and OK Compost certified for restricted use of metals in our inks and dyes. Our products meet the ASTM D6400 requirements, which is the gold standard for compostable plastic. BioBag also meets California law for compostable product claims. BioBags are shelf stable, just like paper towels, yet biodegradable quickly when exposed to nature's elements and micro-organisms, leaving no harmful residues behind. Please enjoy this wonderful product!
Certified Compostable: Meets ASTM D6400
This certification assures that BioBag products meet the specifications found in ASTM D6400 and will compost rapidly & safely when placed in a municipal or commercial composting facility. Please check to make sure facilities are available in your community.
The Ten Second Plastic Bag Lesson
Regular polyethylene-based plastic bags can take over 100 years to degrade and are not compostable. Less than 2% of all plastic bags ever get recycled. Plastic bags litter our streets, backwoods and waterways. Studies indicate that 100,000 marine animals and 2 million birds die every year from ingesting or being caught up in plastic debris.
Some manufacturers are blending additives to polyethylene to produce "degradable" bags. Unfortunately, this process fragments the bags into pieces of plastic debris that do not meet the ASTM D6400 standard for compostable plastic. Nature knows the difference.
BioBag products are made from GMO Free starch, vegetable oil and the world's first patented polymer. No polyethylene is used in the production process. We are fully certified by the Biodegradable Products Institute (BPI) and meet the requirements of California and Minnesota law regarding ASTM Compliance. | 
