Product Overview
Looking for practical and sustainable food-to-go and shopping bags? Then this pack of 250 compostable and recycled paper carrier bags from Vegware is perfect for you. Made entirely from recycled kraft paper, these bags can be commercially composted within 12 weeks after use - diverting waste away from landfills, instead returning your used packaging safely back into the earth.
And the recycled paper material means these bags are also far kinder to the planet's natural resources than traditional plastic alternatives too! So even if you can't send them to industrial composting facilities, they'll still help to reduce your impact on the planet.
Plus, the large 11.6Ltr capacity also gives your customers plenty of room to carry food-to-go, shopping or gifts - ideal for safely transporting their groceries!
Are These Paper Carrier Bags Recyclable?
Yes, these bags can also be recycled after use. To be accepted for recycling, you must make sure they're free from grease, oil or food waste as this soiling will contaminate the process.
Where Are These Paper Carrier Bags Made?
In the UK! So not only are these paper carrier bags compostable, recyclable and kinder to Earth's natural resources, they also have an incredibly small carbon footprint.
And the recycled paper material means these bags are also far kinder to the planet's natural resources than traditional plastic alternatives too! So even if you can't send them to industrial composting facilities, they'll still help to reduce your impact on the planet.
Plus, the large 11.6Ltr capacity also gives your customers plenty of room to carry food-to-go, shopping or gifts - ideal for safely transporting their groceries!
Are These Paper Carrier Bags Recyclable?
Yes, these bags can also be recycled after use. To be accepted for recycling, you must make sure they're free from grease, oil or food waste as this soiling will contaminate the process.
Where Are These Paper Carrier Bags Made?
In the UK! So not only are these paper carrier bags compostable, recyclable and kinder to Earth's natural resources, they also have an incredibly small carbon footprint.
