Gripbags Compostable
70 mm x 100 mm Semi transparent
Gripbags Compostable
70 mm x 100 mm Semi transparent
Quantity | Ex. VAT | Incl. VAT |
---|---|---|
1,000 | € 64.37 | € 77.89 |
3,000 | € 54.73 | € 66.22 |
5,000 | € 49.01 | € 59.30 |
10,000 | € 46.44 | € 56.19 |
25,000 | € 42.81 | € 51.80 |
50,000 | € 40.80 | € 49.37 |
Price per 1,000 pieces
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This is our first fully compostable grip bag. Made entirely from PLA. PLA is a 100% bio based and biodegradable plastic made from corn and sugar cane.
This grip bag can be disposed of with household organic waste and will compost in industrial composting installations. The ink used for this packaging is also certified compostable.
The resealable grip closure is also made entirely from PLA.
During the production of PLA we see a reduction of 60% CO2 emissions and a reduction of 50% non-renewable raw materials when we compare this with conventional plastics such as PET (NatureWorks LCA, 2014).
Order number: OT128PLA
Colour: Semi transparent
External length: 120 mm
External width: 70 mm
Internal length: 100 mm
Internal width: 70 mm
Thickness: 50 mu
Closure: Grip Closure
Transparency: Semi transparent
Material: PLA
This is our first fully compostable grip bag. Made entirely from PLA. PLA is a 100% bio based and biodegradable plastic made from corn and sugar cane.
This grip bag can be disposed of with household organic waste and will compost in industrial composting installations. The ink used for this packaging is also certified compostable.
The resealable grip closure is also made entirely from PLA.
During the production of PLA we see a reduction of 60% CO2 emissions and a reduction of 50% non-renewable raw materials when we compare this with conventional plastics such as PET (NatureWorks LCA, 2014).