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These bags, certified as 100% biodegradeable by AIB Vincotte, are the ideal solution for getting rid of unpleasant smells in the kitchen. They are suitable for fruit, vegetable, garden and compostable kitchen waste, and are approved by the Vegan Society.
Made from potato starch and biopolymers, these bags offer the optimumn level of biodegradability, so you can be safe in the knowledge that by using them you are not harming the environment.
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Ethicalsuperstore.com product code: 42646
Shipping Weight: 100g
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Potato starch Biopolymeres
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Launched in 1980 in Belgium, Ecover has become the world’s largest producer of ecological detergents and eco-friendly cleaning and laundry products. It’s progressive environmental policies place it at the forefront...
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Question asked on 4th Nov 2007
Q: what size are these bags? are they suitable for the council brown boxes supplied for food waste?
A: Not sure what size your council brown box is, but the bags are 44cm x 50cm. Andy
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shanti asked this question on 24th Dec 2007
Q: What volume (as opposed to dimensions) are these bags? Our council bins are approximately 7 litres. What other compostible bags of around this volume do you have?
A: These bags are more suited for a small bin rather than a kitchen caddy style composter; you might want to try the compost-a-bag-bin-liners although ideally paired with a 5 litre caddy - there's plenty of bad to cope with a slightly larger version.
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crazydaisy asked this question on 13th Mar 2008
Q: How long do they take to biodegrade?
A: In optimum conditions the bags should start to degrade in around 10 days, and the process should be completed in around 45 days. Hope this helps.
