Ecopack Recycled Plastic Dog Poop Bags (Dispenser Box/300 Bags)
Keep cleanup simple and sustainable with Ecopack Recycled Plastic Dog Poop Bags. Each dispenser box includes 300 strong, unscented bags made from recycled ocean-bound plastic.
Perfect for storing in your pantry or outdoor waste station, these bags are tough enough for big messes and fit most standard park dispensers. Make pet cleanup easier—while helping the planet—with Ecopack!
- Bag size: 205mm w x 335mm h
- Bags per box: 300
- Boxes per carton: 12
- Core: 20mm (Outer Diameter) / 14mm (Inner Diameter)
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- Made from recycled ocean-bound plastic – helps reduce plastic pollution from coastlines and waterways.
- Supports environmental protection – addresses the 8 million tons of plastic entering oceans each year.
- 100% leak-proof – securely contains any size of dog waste without mess.
- Generously sized – fully covers your hand during pick-up and provides extra space for tying.
- Easy disposal – suitable for general waste or landfill.
What are Ecopack recycled plastic dog poop bags made from?
We make these dog poop bags with a percentage of ocean-bound plastic recovered from coastal communities, shorelines, and riverbanks before it can wash out to sea.
How do I dispose of ocean-bound plastic poop bags afterwards ?
Dispose of your ocean-bound plastic dog poop bags the same way you would a regular plastic bag filled with dog waste; place it in your general waste bin for kerbside collection.
Are these bags biodegradable?
No. Unlike Ecopack Home Compostable Poop Bags, these bags do not break down. Instead, we create them from discarded plastic to give them a second life, and we design them for general waste or landfill disposal.
What is the difference between the Ecopack green compostable poop bags and these blue ones?
Ecopack's green poop bags are compostable. The recycled ocean-bound plastic ones are in blue. Both are more sustainable alternatives than conventional plastic poop bags.
Choose your bag based on your disposal method. If you plan to toss the waste in a public trash bin during your park visit, opt for the blue recycled plastic bags. However, if you intend to compost the waste at home after your stroll, go for the green compostable bags. Making the right choice helps you dispose responsibly while keeping the environment in mind!
Are they flushable?
No! As a general rule, stay away from flushing your dog’s poop with or without a bag. It really depends on what water treatment plant your waste goes to, but flushing dog poop can upset water balance due to the high levels of BOD (biological oxygen deprivation).
What is the shelf life of Ecopack ocean-bound poop bags?
There is no 'use-by' or 'best before' date on these products. Like regular plastic, they will keep for a very long time without any degradation of product quality.
What is ocean-bound plastic?
Ocean-bound plastic (OBP) is post-consumer trash that has been recovered from coastal areas. 80% of plastic in the ocean comes from land, so by collecting plastic waste from waterways, coastlines, and riverbanks (within 50km of the shore), we're able to prevent that flow and help protect the ocean.
Does it make a difference to the environment?
Like all sustainability measures, every little bit helps. Using OBP in our products means that we are intercepting plastic waste at the source, putting less reliance on virgin plastics, reducing the flow of pollution headed offshore, protecting sea life, and supporting local communities.
Where do we collect ocean-bound plastic from?
We're currently using recycled ocean-bound plastic collected from beaches and shorelines in South East Asia. These areas have terrible marine pollution and little structured waste management. Regardless of where the raw OBP material comes from, if allowed to flow into the ocean it's a problem for all of us!
Can we be sure that these bags are helping the ocean?
Our ocean-bound plastic bags carry the SEArcular stamp. SEArcular is an ocean-bound plastic initiative by Greencore (a global recycling group). The entire supply chain is audited and traceable; from the waste pickers on the beach to the plastic suppliers.