MADE FROM PLANTS
Ziptop Compostable Freezer-Safe Sandwich Storage Bags
- Regular price
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$6.49 - Regular price
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- Sale price
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$6.49
Never Use Plastic Bags Again! Sustainability + Convenience with Zero Sacrifice!
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Description
Lunchskins compostable freezer-safe sandwich storage bags are made from plant-based materials. Because these bags are made from plants they are not completely transparent. Plant-based materials replace a portion of fossil fuel plastic with safe + compostable materials sourced from renewable resources.
These plant-based bags are designed to handle all your storage needs. Perfect for sandwiches, soups, smoothies, travel items, snacks, leftovers, and much more. Our Freezer-Safe Ziptop Bags quickly and easily lock-in freshness. Durable and strong to prevent leaks, making it easy to eco-dispose responsibly.
FEATURES
- 50 BAGS PER BOX
- LUNCHSKINS® COMPOSTABLE FOOD STORAGE BAGS: These ziptop snack baggies measure 6.5” x 3.5” making them the ideal size for just about everything.
- MUNICIPAL / FACILITY COMPOSTABLE: These compostable snack storage bags meet the requirements of municipal / facility composting.
- STRONG AND FREEZER-SAFE COMPOSTABLE SNACK BAGS: These durable snack kitchen compost bags can handle all of your snacks.
- ZIP / PINCH TOP: Easy to seal and open. Airtight and keeps food fresh and protects your food from freezer burn.
- A BETTER ENVIRONMENT: Lunchskins compostable storage bags make it easy to ditch the plastic bag.
SIZE
Bag Dimensions: 6.5" x 3.5"
HOW TO USE
Use these bags just like any big plastic food storage brand bag. For disposal, you can toss them in the trash or compost bin. However, we highly recommend composting as the optimal method of disposal.
Storage: Store bags in a cool, dry area. Use bags within one year of purchase.
Caution: To avoid the danger of suffocation, keep all plastic bags away from babies and children.
Do Not Heat!
MADE FROM PLANTS
CERTIFIED COMPOSTABLE
- CERTIFIED FACILITY COMPOSTABLE (BPI)
Our compostable bags easily compost at your local industrial/municipal facility. Check with your city for information regarding service availability, how to get started, and types of materials accepted. Facilities may not be available in your area.
