COMPOSTABLE ZIPPER BAGS
- Leak resistant, resealable, fridge and freezer safe
- Made with plants (PLA & PBAT) that break down into carbon and water
- Meets internationally-recognized standards to safely biodegrade in municipal or commercial composting facilities
- 6.5in x 3.2in | 16.5cm x 8.2cm | 25 bags per box
- Ideal for any type of grab-and-go goodness (fruit, vegetables, nuts, chips, etc.). Their small size makes them perfect for travel or staying organized!
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The average household uses up to 500 plastic zipper bags a year.
- Fridge & freezer safe to keep food fresher longer
- Extra strong zippers for a leak resistant seal
- Plant-based compostable plastic (PLA & PBAT)
- Resealable
Who doesn’t love a good snack? Well, our planet for one. The average household uses up to 500 plastic zipper bags a year. Fortunately, these are of the plant-based, compostable plastic variety. Enjoy your pretzels, grapes, and trail mix without contributing to microplastic pollution. Snackers rejoice!
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United StatesGuilt-free convenience
As soon as i used the first one out of the first box I bought, I was sold on these. They are sturdy, two convenient sizes, and work really well for our general needs.(freezing leftover cookies, bread, etc). Knowing that they won't go into the waste stream is a huge bonus. I never have used the non-ecological ones, and now, never will.
United StatesLove These Bags
I use a lot of zipper bags and was looking for something that it better for the environment. I was glad to get these compostable bags. They are sturdy and better for the environment than plastic baggies. I'll be using these instead of the plastic ones I've been using. Thanks, Full Circle!
United StatesGreat alternative to plastic baggies
These bags are awesome! I've used them to store various items in the fridge and freezer and so far they've held up very well. They are thick and very sturdy and don't seem to leak or let out smells. I am working towards cutting out single-use plastic as much as I can, even the compostable kind. But when I'm in a pinch, I feel better reaching for these, hoping they will decompose in my city's compost facility vs. rotting in a landfill and doing even more harm to the environment.