Ecopack DLE Compostable Courier Bags (1 Pack/100 Bags)
Are you still using traditional plastic courier bags that end up in landfills for centuries? Make the switch to Ecopack DLE Compostable Courier Bags—the sustainable alternative you've been looking for! These bags are made from 100% biodegradable materials, including corn starch, and printed with non-toxic inks.
With a silky texture and a rich green color, they not only help reduce waste but also add a touch of luxury to your packaging. Plus, they’re designed with two adhesive strips for easy reuse, making them both eco-conscious and practical. Just use the strip farthest from the mailer opening for the first seal.
- Size: 135mm w x 240mm h + 70mm (flap)
- Bags per pack: 100
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- 100% Compostable and biodegradable
- Certified for home and commercial composting
- Contain GMO-free corn starch, PLA and PBAT materials
- Non-toxic inks
- Silky feel with a rich green colour
- Double adhesive strips for reuse
- Pack contains 100 bags
Product Specs
- Size: 135mm w x 240mm h + 70mm (flap)
- Bags per pack: 100
- Recommended shelf life of 12 months
Certification standards achieved:
- Australian Bioplastic Association AS4736-2006 (industrial/commercial)
- Australian Bioplastic Association AS5810-2010 (home)
If you are a commercial business or council, requiring larger volumes, please get in touch with our team to discuss. Minimum order quantity (MOQ) for custom branding is 10,000 bags.
Can compostable courier bags be composted at home?
Yes, Ecopack compostable courier bags are both home and commercially compostable. Please remember to remove labels and seal as these added components may not be biodegradable.
Certification standards achieved:
- Australian Bioplastic Association AS4736-2006 (industrial/commercial)
- Australian Bioplastic Association AS5810-2010 (home)
How long will they take to decompose in the compost pile?
Compostable bags decompose in approximately 90-180 days, depending on the composting environment. Industrial composting typically works faster than home composting for two main reasons:
- Home composting bins usually reach temperatures only slightly higher than the outside temperature, and this happens for short periods. In contrast, industrial composting maintains temperatures around 50°C, with peaks of 60-70°C, for several months.
- Everyday people manage home composting bins, where conditions might not always be ideal, whereas qualified personnel manage industrial composting plants, ensuring optimal conditions for faster decomposition.
Start making a positive impact on the environment with Ecopack today!