Resealable Sandwich Bags
Packaging in orders may vary.
BioBag brings a new concept to sandwich and freezer bags — composability. These BioBag Resealable Sandwich Bags (25 ct) are the healthier option for your home and for the Earth. They’re made from plant- and vegetable-based materials, which make them compostable. They’re breathable, strong, and keep your food fresher longer. Their resalable zipper makes them easy to use and perfect for taking snacks on the go, or packing up lunches for everyone in your household.
Disclaimer: May not be compostable if filled with non-compostable materials.
What is a BioBag?
We’re so glad you asked! A BioBag is made from plants, vegetable oils, and compostable polymers, and it can be consumed by microorganisms, unlike regular plastic bags people use daily.
How long do these BioBag Resealable Sandwich Bags take to break down?
These BioBag sandwich bags take about three to six months to fully decompose. Does that sound like a long time? That’s nothing compared to synthetic sandwich bags, which can take several hundreds of years to do the same thing.
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Packaging in orders may vary.
BioBag brings a new concept to sandwich and freezer bags — composability. These BioBag Resealable Sandwich Bags (25 ct) are the healthier option for your home and for the Earth. They’re made from plant- and vegetable-based materials, which make them compostable. They’re breathable, strong, and keep your food fresher longer. Their resalable zipper makes them easy to use and perfect for taking snacks on the go, or packing up lunches for everyone in your household.
Disclaimer: May not be compostable if filled with non-compostable materials.
What is a BioBag?
We’re so glad you asked! A BioBag is made from plants, vegetable oils, and compostable polymers, and it can be consumed by microorganisms, unlike regular plastic bags people use daily.
How long do these BioBag Resealable Sandwich Bags take to break down?
These BioBag sandwich bags take about three to six months to fully decompose. Does that sound like a long time? That’s nothing compared to synthetic sandwich bags, which can take several hundreds of years to do the same thing.
