Ecopack 8L Compostable Bin Liners XS (1 Roll/30 Bags)

Ecopack 8L XS Compostable Bin Liners are made from plant-based materials including GMO-free corn starch, PLA, and PBAT. Sized for bins around 7–10L, they are a practical alternative to traditional plastic bin bags for food scraps, organic waste, and light household use.

Each roll contains 30 compostable bags with wave top handles for easy closure and carrying. They are ideal for kitchen food scrap bins, compact bathroom bins, and countertop compost caddies where a smaller liner is needed.

• Certified Compostable: Certified to AS4736 and AS5810 standards for commercial and home composting
• Plant-Based Materials: Made from GMO-free corn starch, PLA, and PBAT
• Wave Top Handles: Easy to tie, carry, and remove when full
• Perfect Size: Designed to fit extra-small bins around 7–10L
• Printed with Non-Toxic Inks: Made for everyday use with compostability in mind

• Capacity: 8–10L
• Dimensions: 400mm W × 385mm H + 100mm wave top handle
• Bags per roll: 30
• Shelf life: Approx. 12 months from manufacturing date

• Kitchen Food Scrap Bins: Ideal for benchtop and under-counter caddies
• Countertop Compost Bins: Great for separating food scraps at the source
• Bathroom Bins: Suits compact indoor bins
• Office or Utility Bins: A good fit for extra-small waste bins around 7–10L

• Use in bins around 7–10L, including kitchen caddies and small indoor bins
• Avoid overfilling to reduce the risk of tearing
• Replace regularly for best hygiene and performance
• Store in a cool, dry place away from heat and direct sunlight

Are these bags compostable?

Yes, they are certified to AS4736 for commercial composting and AS5810 for home composting.

What size bin do these fit?

These liners are designed for extra-small bins around 7–10L, including kitchen caddies, countertop compost bins, and compact bathroom bins.

How many bags are on a roll?

Each roll contains 30 compostable bags.

Can these be composted at home?

Yes, these liners are suitable for home composting, depending on your compost system.

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