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Flat Paper Bags | compostablealternatives.com.au

Name: Flat Paper Bags | compostablealternatives.com.au
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.00 (1 reviews)

Our flat paper bags are designed to withstand hot and mild greasy foods, making them ideal for pies, pasties, cookies, sausage rolls, sandwiches, baguettes, burgers and french fries. They can also be used in retail as a plastic-free packaging solution.

Available in three sizes, our flat paper bags are reusable, recyclable and compostable, allowing both you and your customers to make eco-conscious choices.

Made from high quality paper
Home compostable and/or recyclable (if clean only)
No PFAS
Strung per 500 units for easy in-store usage
Cost effective packaging solution
Not harmful to wildlife or the ecosystem
Brand: Detpak Australia

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1 review for Flat Paper Bags

The Coffee Nook

Rated 5 out of 5

December 2, 2024

Great Bag!

This is a really affordable, great paper bag. Great feel and strength and it looks nice too - it doesn't have that plastic, shiny look that some do. W...More
This is a really affordable, great paper bag. Great feel and strength and it looks nice too - it doesn't have that plastic, shiny look that some do. Will definitely be switching to these bags permanently!

Reply from Alexis:

Thank you for your feedback Maddaline :)

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To disposal:

Home compost
Worm compost (if cut in small pieces)
FOGO*/Green kerbside bin that accepts compostable food packaging
Backyard burial
Recycling bin (if clean only/not soiled with food)

Even if this product can break down in the environment, we recommend proper disposal and never in the nature!

*Food Organics and Garden Organics

Just like paper, these bags can break down in your home compost of worm farm (cut into smaller pieces first) in days! Just like our cups and our lids (and all our other products!), they are a great source of carbon for your compost C:N (carbon:nitrogen) ratio!