Compostable Zipper Bag
TIPA’s zipper bags are a game-changer for sustainable packaging. Not only do they keep produce fresh and apparel protected, but they also make a striking impression on shelves. Imagine packing your microgreens like Australian CERES or stylish apparel like Gabriela Herst with bags that are both practical and planet-friendly. These bags aren’t just compostable packaging; they’re a statement of your commitment to sustainability and quality.
- Home compostable and eco-friendly material
- Transparent or opaque color options
- Lightweight and durable
- Single-ply film
- Compostable zipper
- Easy-carry handle and ventilation hole options
- Bottom gusset for larger volumes and tear notch for easy opening
- Hole punch option for hanging
- Flexographic and digital printing up to 10 colors
Apparel, Fresh Produce, Dry Food
Starting from 25,000 units or 500 kg
Have Questions?
See some answers to the most common questions:
Yes, absolutely. TIPA compostable zipper bags have the same properties as conventional plastic flexible packaging, including durability, transparency, sealability, and barrier, yet, it is fully compostable
TIPAs zip lock bags are compostable, and will break down into water, CO2 and organic matter under composting conditions, eventually becoming a rich nutrient compost within 3 to 12 months. For more information on Biodegradable vs. Compostable > https://tipa-corp.com/blog/compostable-vs-biodegradable/
In industrial compost conditions, the packaging will break down within 3 months and will fully biodegrade within 6 months. In home compost conditions, these processes will take the packaging up to 6 to 12 months.
They are not. TIPA’s compostable films are certified by International standards which include eco-toxicity and heavy metals tests to guarantee that they are all approved compostable materials that are nourishing and perfectly safe to cultivate the soil.
Who’s using this Compostable Zipper Bag?
L’Estrange Drives the Conversation Forward on Sustainability in Fashion with Compostable Packaging
When Gabriela Hearst Committed to Going Plastic-Free, She Needed a Solution for her Packaging
