Ecopack Compostable Bin Liners

Our range of Compostable Bin Liners.

These bin liners are designed to break down, and return to the Earth, without leaving any nasties behind. Made with GMO-free corn starch bio-resins, PLA and PBAT - and printed with non-toxic inks. Ecopack compostable bin bags are certified for both home and commercial composting. 

10 Litres

• Colour: White
• Roll of 20 bags
• Carton of 30 rolls
  
• 460mm x 495mm, with handles
• Home and Commercially Compostable

27 Litres

• Colour: White
• Roll of 20 bags
• Carton of 20 rolls
  
• 500mm x 560mm, with handles
• Home and Commercially Compostable
  

36 Litres

• Colour: White
• Roll of 15 bags
• Carton of 20 rolls
  
• 580mm x 6750mm, with handles
• Home and Commercially Compostable
  

80 Litres

• Colour: Green
• Roll of 10 bags
• Carton of 12 rolls
  
• 780mm x 1060mm
• Home and Commercially Compostable
  

140 Litres

• Colour: Green
• Roll of 5 bags
• Carton of 20 rolls
  
• 900mm x 1350mm
• Home and Commercially Compostable
  

240 Litres

• Colour: White
• Roll of 5 bags
• Carton of 24 rolls
  
• 1125mm x 1500mm
• Home and Commercially Compostable
  

Features and Certifications

• Made from GMO-free corn starch, PLA, and PBAT
• Eco-friendly solution for waste management
• Suitable for both home and commercial composting
• Holds organic matter like food scraps, waste paper and general waste
• Helps reduce environmental impact by diverting waste from landfills
• Perfectly sized for your small kitchen, bathroom or office bins
• Makes sustainable waste disposal easy and effective
• Shelf life is 12 months from the manufacturing date shown on the packaging.

Our certifications

✓ Certified by Australasian Bioplastics Association to the Commercial Composting Standard AS 4736 (Certificate # ABAP 10113)

✓ Certified by Australasian Bioplastics Association to the Home Composting Standard AS 5810 (Certificate # ABAP 20047)

Our compostable bin liners decompose naturally within 90 to 180 days in a proper composting environment. They are not suitable for landfills, as they won’t break down effectively there. When composted, they break down into natural elements like carbon dioxide and water, leaving no harmful residues behind.