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Compostable Bin Liners
Ecopack compostable bin liners are certified home compostable (AS 5810) and commercially compostable (AS 4736) by the Australasian Bioplastics Association. Made from GMO-free corn starch, PLA and PBAT and printed with water-based inks, they're designed for kitchen caddies, everyday kitchen bins and council FOGO collections where certified compostable liners are accepted.
Available in sizes from 8L caddy liners to large garbage bags, on rolls or in refillable dispenser boxes. Not sure which size you need? See our bin liner size guide.
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60L compostable bin liners on a convenient roll, designed for large kitchen, household and workplace bins. Tie handles make tying and carrying easy.
- Size: 60L XL – 640mm W × 780mm H + 170mm tie handles
- Quantity: 5 bags per roll
- Certified: Home compostable (AS 5810) and commercially compostable (AS 4736)
Features
- Made from GMO-free corn starch, PLA and PBAT
- Tie handles for easy tying and carrying
- Convenient roll for neat storage in a drawer or cupboard
- Certified for home and commercial composting
- Suitable for organics collections where your council or waste provider accepts compostable liners of this size
Specifications
- Capacity: 60L XL
- Width: 640mm
- Body height: 780mm
- Handles: 170mm tie handles
- Total height: 950mm including handles
- Bags per roll: 5
- Rolls per carton: 30 (150 bags)
- Colour: Green
- Material: GMO-free corn starch, PLA and PBAT
- Shelf life: Refer to the best-before date printed on the packaging
Certifications
Certified to Australian Standards for home and commercial composting.
- AS 5810: Home compostable
- AS 4736: Commercially compostable
Will It Fit My Bin?
A rim circumference of approximately 120cm or less is a useful starting guide. Measure all the way around the top of your bin, then check its height against the bag dimensions, allowing extra room to cover the base and fold over the rim.
Fit depends on the bin’s shape and height, not just its litre capacity. Check your measurements before ordering.
Best For
- Large kitchen and household bins
- Office kitchens and staffroom bins
- Café and food prep area bins, subject to fit
- Shared workplace waste areas
How to Use & Store
- Tear off a bag, open it and place it in a clean, dry bin
- Fold the top over the rim
- Avoid excess liquids, sharp items and overfilling
- Empty your bin regularly and tie the handles before carrying
- Support the base when carrying heavier contents
- Store unused bags in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
- For best performance, use before the best-before date printed on the packaging
Disposal
Compost the liner at home with suitable food scraps, or use an organics collection where your council or waste provider accepts compostable liners of this size. Check their guidance on what can go inside the bag too.
If used for general household rubbish, dispose of the filled liner in general waste. Keep compostable bags out of kerbside and soft plastic recycling.
FAQs
Are these bags home compostable?
Yes. They are certified for both home and commercial composting. Certification details are listed above.
How many bags are included?
Each roll contains 5 bags with tie handles.
Will they fit any 60L bin?
Not every 60L bin is the same shape. Check your bin’s measurements against the bag dimensions, leaving enough room to cover the base and fold over the rim.
Can I use them in an office or café kitchen?
Yes, provided they fit your bin. If collecting food scraps for commercial composting, check that your waste provider accepts these liners.
How long do they take to break down?
It depends on your compost. Warm, moist compost with good airflow helps the bags break down, while cooler or less active compost takes longer.
Can I put them in my council FOGO bin?
Only where your council accepts certified compostable liners of this size. Check your local council’s guidance before use.
Can they go in recycling?
No. Compostable bags should stay out of kerbside and soft plastic recycling.
Are compostable and biodegradable bags the same?
Not necessarily. “Biodegradable” does not automatically mean a bag is suitable for composting. These liners are certified for home and commercial composting.
Will they compost in landfill?
They should not be expected to compost in landfill. Where possible, dispose of them with suitable food scraps through home composting or an organics collection that accepts them.
80L compostable bin liners on a convenient roll, designed for extra-large kitchen, garage and workplace bins. Each roll contains 10 bags for everyday waste collection at home or work.
- Size: 80L – 780mm W × 1060mm H
- Quantity: 10 bags per roll
- Certified: Home compostable (AS 5810) and commercially compostable (AS 4736)
Features
- Made from GMO-free corn starch, PLA and PBAT
- Large size for extra-large household and workplace bins
- Convenient roll for neat storage and dispensing
- Certified for home and commercial composting
- Suitable for organics collections where your council or waste provider accepts compostable liners of this size
Specifications
- Capacity: 80L
- Width: 780mm
- Height: 1060mm
- Bags per roll: 10
- Rolls per carton: 12 (120 bags)
- Colour: Green
- Material: GMO-free corn starch, PLA and PBAT
- Shelf life: Refer to the best-before date printed on the packaging
Certifications
Certified to Australian Standards for home and commercial composting.
- AS 5810: Home compostable
- AS 4736: Commercially compostable
Will It Fit My Bin?
A rim circumference of approximately 145cm or less is a useful starting guide. Measure all the way around the top of your bin, then check its height against the bag dimensions, allowing extra room to cover the base, fold over the rim and close the bag.
Fit depends on the bin’s shape and height, not just its litre capacity. Check your measurements before ordering.
Best For
- Extra-large kitchen and household bins
- Garage and utility room rubbish bins
- Office kitchens and shared workplace bins
- Commercial food scrap collection where these liners are accepted
How to Use & Store
- Tear off a bag, open it and place it in a clean, dry bin
- Fold the top over the rim
- Avoid excess liquids, sharp items and overfilling
- Leave enough space at the top to close the bag
- Empty your bin regularly and support the base when carrying heavier contents
- Store unused bags in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
- For best performance, use before the best-before date printed on the packaging
Disposal
Compost the liner at home with suitable food scraps, or use an organics collection where your council or waste provider accepts compostable liners of this size. Check their guidance on what can go inside the bag too.
If used for general household rubbish, dispose of the filled liner in general waste. Keep compostable bags out of kerbside and soft plastic recycling.
FAQs
Are these bags home compostable?
Yes. They are certified for both home and commercial composting. Certification details are listed above.
How many bags are included?
Each roll contains 10 bags.
Will they fit any 80L bin?
Not every 80L bin is the same shape. Check your bin’s measurements against the bag dimensions, leaving enough room to cover the base, fold over the rim and close the bag.
Can I use them for food scraps?
Yes. Use them to collect suitable food scraps for home composting or an organics collection that accepts these liners.
How long do they take to break down?
It depends on your compost. Warm, moist compost with good airflow helps the bags break down, while cooler or less active compost takes longer.
Can I put them in my council FOGO bin?
Only where your council accepts certified compostable liners of this size. Check your local council’s guidance before use.
Can they go in recycling?
No. Compostable bags should stay out of kerbside and soft plastic recycling.
Are compostable and biodegradable bags the same?
Not necessarily. “Biodegradable” does not automatically mean a bag is suitable for composting. These liners are certified for home and commercial composting.
Will they compost in landfill?
They should not be expected to compost in landfill. Where possible, dispose of them with suitable food scraps through home composting or an organics collection that accepts them.
120L compostable wheelie bin liners on a convenient roll, designed to help keep outdoor and workplace bins cleaner. Each roll contains 5 bags, with a star-seal base to help reduce leaks.
- Size: 120L – 900mm W × 1350mm H
- Quantity: 5 bags per roll
- Certified: Home compostable (AS 5810) and commercially compostable (AS 4736)
Features
- Made from GMO-free corn starch, PLA and PBAT
- Helps keep the inside of your wheelie bin cleaner
- Star-seal base to help reduce leaks
- Convenient roll for neat storage and dispensing
- Certified for home and commercial composting
- Suitable for organics collections where your council or waste provider accepts full-size wheelie bin liners
Specifications
- Capacity: 120L
- Width: 900mm
- Height: 1350mm
- Bags per roll: 5
- Rolls per carton: 20 (100 bags)
- Colour: Green
- Material: GMO-free corn starch, PLA and PBAT
- Shelf life: Refer to the best-before date printed on the packaging
Certifications
Certified to Australian Standards for home and commercial composting.
- AS 5810: Home compostable
- AS 4736: Commercially compostable
Will It Fit My Bin?
These liners are designed for 120L wheelie bins. A rim circumference of approximately 170cm or less is a useful starting guide. Measure all the way around the top of your bin, then check its height against the bag dimensions, allowing extra room to cover the base, fold over the rim and close the bag.
Fit depends on the bin’s shape and height, not just its litre capacity. Check your measurements before ordering.
Best For
- 120L outdoor wheelie bins, subject to fit
- Shared household and workplace bins
- Food scrap collection where full-size compostable liners are accepted
- Leaves and soft garden clippings where accepted by your waste provider
How to Use & Store
- Tear off a bag, open it and place it in a clean, dry wheelie bin
- Ensure the liner reaches the base before folding the top over the rim
- Avoid excess liquids, sharp branches, heavy objects and overfilling
- Leave enough space at the top to close the bag
- Replace liners regularly and follow your collection service’s instructions for bin emptying
- Store unused bags in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
- For best performance, use before the best-before date printed on the packaging
Disposal
Compost the liner at home with suitable contents, or use an organics collection where your council or waste provider accepts full-size compostable wheelie bin liners. Check their guidance on what can go inside the bag too.
If used for general household rubbish, dispose of the filled liner in general waste. Keep compostable bags out of kerbside and soft plastic recycling.
FAQs
Are these bags home compostable?
Yes. They are certified for both home and commercial composting. Certification details are listed above.
How many bags are included?
Each roll contains 5 compostable wheelie bin liners.
Will they fit any 120L wheelie bin?
They are designed for 120L wheelie bins, but dimensions can vary. Check your bin’s measurements against the bag dimensions, leaving enough room to cover the base, fold over the rim and close the bag.
Can I use them in my council FOGO bin?
Only where your council accepts full-size compostable wheelie bin liners. Acceptance of small kitchen caddy liners does not necessarily mean larger liners are accepted, so check before use.
Can I use them for garden waste?
They can hold leaves and soft garden clippings. Avoid sharp branches and heavy loads, and check that your collection service accepts both the liner and its contents.
Are they suitable for heavy waste?
Avoid very heavy contents, sharp objects and overfilling. A large bag capacity does not mean the liner can safely carry the weight of a full wheelie bin.
How long do they take to break down?
It depends on your compost. Warm, moist compost with good airflow helps the bags break down, while cooler or less active compost takes longer.
Can they go in recycling?
No. Compostable bags should stay out of kerbside and soft plastic recycling.
Will they compost in landfill?
They should not be expected to compost in landfill. Where possible, dispose of them with suitable organic waste through home composting or an organics collection that accepts them.
240L compostable wheelie bin liners on a convenient roll, designed to help keep extra-large outdoor, commercial and workplace bins cleaner. Each roll contains 5 extra-thick bags, with a star-seal base to help reduce leaks.
- Size: 240L – 1125mm W × 1500mm H
- Quantity: 5 bags per roll
- Certified: Home compostable (AS 5810) and commercially compostable (AS 4736)
Features
- Made from GMO-free corn starch, PLA and PBAT
- Extra-thick material for added strength and durability
- Helps keep the inside of your wheelie bin cleaner
- Star-seal base to help reduce leaks
- Convenient roll for neat storage and dispensing
- Certified for home and commercial composting
- Suitable for organics collections where your council or waste provider accepts full-size wheelie bin liners
Specifications
- Capacity: 240L
- Width: 1125mm
- Height: 1500mm
- Bags per roll: 5
- Rolls per carton: 24 (120 bags)
- Colour: Green
- Material: GMO-free corn starch, PLA and PBAT
- Shelf life: Refer to the best-before date printed on the packaging
Certifications
Certified to Australian Standards for home and commercial composting.
- AS 5810: Home compostable
- AS 4736: Commercially compostable
Will It Fit My Bin?
These liners are designed for 240L wheelie bins. A rim circumference of approximately 215cm or less is a useful starting guide. Measure all the way around the top of your bin, then check its height against the bag dimensions, allowing extra room to cover the base, fold over the rim and close the bag.
Fit depends on the bin's shape and height, not just its litre capacity. Check your measurements before ordering.
Best For
- 240L outdoor wheelie bins, subject to fit
- Commercial, shared household and workplace bins
- Food scrap collection where full-size compostable liners are accepted
- Leaves, grass and soft garden clippings where accepted by your waste provider
- Large-volume organic waste collection
How to Use & Store
- Tear off a bag, open it and place it in a clean, dry wheelie bin
- Ensure the liner reaches the base before folding the top over the rim
- Avoid excess liquids, sharp branches, heavy objects and overfilling
- Leave enough space at the top to close the bag
- Replace liners regularly and follow your collection service's instructions for bin emptying
- Store unused bags in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
- For best performance, use before the best-before date printed on the packaging
Disposal
Compost the liner at home with suitable contents, or use an organics collection where your council or waste provider accepts full-size compostable wheelie bin liners. Check their guidance on what can go inside the bag too.
If used for general household rubbish, dispose of the filled liner in general waste. Keep compostable bags out of kerbside and soft plastic recycling.
FAQs
Are these bags home compostable?
Yes. They are certified for both home and commercial composting. Certification details are listed above.
How many bags are included?
Each roll contains 5 compostable wheelie bin liners.
Will they fit any 240L wheelie bin?
They are designed for 240L wheelie bins, but dimensions can vary. Check your bin's measurements against the bag dimensions, leaving enough room to cover the base, fold over the rim and close the bag.
Can I use them in my council FOGO bin?
Only where your council accepts full-size compostable wheelie bin liners. Acceptance of small kitchen caddy liners does not necessarily mean larger liners are accepted, so check before use.
Can I use them for garden waste?
They can hold leaves, grass and soft garden clippings. Avoid sharp branches and heavy loads, and check that your collection service accepts both the liner and its contents.
Are they suitable for heavy waste?
The extra-thick material provides added durability for everyday use. However, avoid very heavy contents, sharp objects and overfilling. A large bag capacity does not mean the liner can safely carry the weight of a full wheelie bin.
How long do they take to break down?
It depends on your compost. Warm, moist compost with good airflow helps the bags break down, while cooler or less active compost takes longer.
Can they go in recycling?
No. Compostable bags should stay out of kerbside and soft plastic recycling.
Will they compost in landfill?
They should not be expected to compost in landfill. Where possible, dispose of them with suitable organic waste through home composting or an organics collection that accepts them.
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