8L Paper Compostable Food Waste Caddy Liners - 225 Bags - Brown

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The All-Green 8L Paper Compostable Food Waste Caddy Liners are designed for environmentally conscious households seeking a plastic-free alternative for food waste disposal. These liners offer a convenient, durable solution for collecting organic kitchen scraps, though users should be mindful that they are paper-based and best suited for standard kitchen caddies rather than extremely heavy or liquid-dense loads.
| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1497848 |
| Brand | All-Green |
Yes, they are fully certified to EN13432, OK Compost, and Din Certco standards for home and industrial composting.
They are made of 70gsm wet-strengthened paper designed to handle moist waste, though we recommend draining excess liquid.
These are intended specifically for food waste to ensure they break down correctly in composting environments.
Yes, they are designed to fit most standard 8-litre kitchen compost caddies through flexible shaping.
No, these are 100% paper-based and contain no plastic or non-compostable resins.
This is normal for paper-based liners; simply double-check that you are draining excess liquids from food scraps before disposal.
Ensure you are folding at least 2cm of the top edge over the outer rim of the caddy to create enough friction to hold it in place.
To set up your liner, simply open the base of the bag and gently shape the sides to match the interior dimensions of your 8L caddy. Once placed inside, fold the top edges over the rim to ensure stability. These bags are specifically compatible with most 8-litre kitchen compost caddies. To care for your supply, keep the unused liners in a cool, dry place away from direct humidity to prevent premature breakdown. When removing the bag for disposal, treat it as you would any paper waste—gather the top edges and transfer it directly to your outdoor composting bin or council collection container.