All-Green 8L Compostable Food Waste Caddy Liners - Green

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The All-Green 8L Compostable Food Waste Caddy Liners are ideal for environmentally conscious households looking for a sustainable way to manage food scraps in small kitchen caddies. These liners provide the benefit of high wet-strength through durable paper construction, ensuring they hold up during use; however, they must be stored in a cool, dry place to prevent premature degradation, as their compostable nature makes them sensitive to moisture.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1497876 |
| Brand | All-Green |
Yes, these liners are fully certified to EN13432 and are generally approved by most local authorities for their food waste collection schemes.
Yes, these bags are specifically designed to fit most 5-litre kitchen compost caddies.
Yes, they are designed to break down quickly and harmlessly in an active, well-maintained home compost heap.
Exposure to moisture will begin the composting process and weaken the bag. It is essential to store them in a dry place.
The paper is sourced from sustainable, renewable resources and does not use hardwood trees from rainforests.
Ensure the bag is not being overfilled with heavy, excessively wet items. Try lining the bottom with a small amount of dry material like shredded newspaper or cardboard to absorb excess moisture.
Check your storage environment. Ensure they are kept away from steam, kitchen sinks, or humid cabinets. If they have absorbed moisture, they must be used immediately.
To ensure optimal performance, verify that your kitchen compost caddy has a capacity of approximately 5 litres. When setting up, simply expand the base of the liner and press it firmly into the bottom of the container. If the bag is slightly larger than your bin, fold the excess paper over the outer rim. Regarding care and longevity, it is critical that these bags are stored in a cool, dark, and dry environment. Because they are designed to decompose, exposure to damp conditions or high humidity during storage will weaken the paper fibers and potentially cause the bags to tear before they are even used.