Ecoplanet Goods Compostable Dog Poop Bags I 240 Bags I Made in USA I Completely Biodegrades 90 Days After Use I 100% Plant Based I Eco-Friendly I Extra Strong, Leak Proof, 9”x12”, Premium Thickness

Price: $28.99
(as of Feb 05, 2024 19:00:20 UTC – Details)

Ecoplanet Goods Compostable Dog Poop Bags I 240 Bags I Made in USA I Completely Biodegrades 90 Days After Use I 100% Plant Based I Eco-Friendly I Extra Strong, Leak Proof, 9”x12”, Premium Thickness
100% PLANT BASED. Made from just 2 INGREDIENTS: corn maize and vegetable oil – that’s it! These innovative bags are developed with a patented formulation allowing the product to naturally decompose completely in 90 days (whether disposed in the trash or composted), just like food or lawn waste. Unlike our product, nearly all other compostable bags can only break down in an industrial compost facility, so they end up hanging around in landfills like regular plastic bags.
CERTIFIED COMPOSTABLE & BIODEGRADABLE. Fully certified to the highest rated ASTM D6400 standard, by OK Compost (Industrial and Home composting) and Tüv Austria. OK Compost Home certification is the only certification that guarantees 100% biodegradability in home composting facilities. Whether our bags are discarded in the trash or composted, the material becomes food for microorganisms, leaving zero toxic waste! Additionally, all of our packaging is made from recycled paper-based material.
EXTRA STRONG. Each large waste bag is 9” x 12”, designed for premium thickness, tested to be tear resistant and leak proof. Engineered to a durable 20 micron thickness and offers higher strength than regular plastic. Fragrance free (but naturally smells like popcorn!).
240 ROLLS VALUE PACK. 16 refill rolls, 15 unscented bags per roll. One of the best values in compostable poop bags.
MADE IN THE USA with certified bio-based material. Ecoplanet Goods is a California-based company dedicated to sustainability as a way of life. We innovate with plant-based renewable sources to help reduce the overall environmental impact.
What’s the point in buying compostable waste bags if they wont compost in the trash and if users rarely bring the used product to a designated composting facility?