ED-1003 Home Compostable Cling Wrap
Ecopack compostable cling wrap has been redeveloped to better simulate traditional plastic wrap - while still having the eco benefits of being home compostable. This new and improved version features a thicker sticky film, a more user-friendly cutting slide and robust, stable kraft dispenser box.
Size: 300mm x 30m
Quantity per pack: 1 roll + 1 cutting slide
Order 12 to receive one Carton
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You've been wanting a compostable cling wrap for some time – but it's been a notoriously hard product to get right! After considerable trial and error we’re proud to offer a product that performs similarly to traditional plastic cling film, with the advantage of being 100% home compostable.
For ease of use each box includes a cutting slide (cling wrap is not perforated), which you'll find inside the roll core. The cutting slide has adhesive tape on the back to fix onto your box, as instructed, so you can always grab a length of cling wrap to suit the job in hand.
Ecopack cling wrap is food and freezer safe and is certified for home composting by Din Certco Home & Garden Composting 9P0020.
Size: 300mm x 30m
Rolls per box: 1
Boxes in a carton: 12
Total rolls in carton: 12
What are compostable products made with?
Like our compostable bin liners, compostable cling film contains PLA and PBAT (the main difference is that bin liners also contain GMO-free corn starch, cling film does not). This new compostable material is designed to degrade in moist conditions and return to carbon dioxide and water without leaving harmful residues in the process. Our compostable products are all certified to strict international standards. Form more information see our blog.
How long do they take to compost?
Compostable products will take approximately 90-180 days to decompose depending on the composting environment. Industrial composting is typically quicker than home composting for two main reasons:
1) temperatures reached inside a home composting bin is usually only a few centigrade degrees higher than the outside temperature, and this is true for short time periods (in industrial composting, the temperatures reach 50°C – with peaks of 60-70°C – for a number of months).
2) home composting bins are managed by everyday people and the composting conditions might not always be ideal (in contrast, industrial composting plants are managed by qualified personnel and kept under ideal working conditions).
