The debate over which is better – compostable, biodegradable, or plastic bags – has been going on for years.
With these types of bags, there are many pros and cons to consider when deciding what type of bag you want to use.
1.Compostable Bags
It is a biodegradable material made from corn and fermented polylactic acid, combined with PBAT and PLA materials, wholly degraded into carbon dioxide and water in 180 days;
they also do not contain any chemicals that could leach out into soil or groundwater like regular plastic does. It’s an actual degradable bag.
Moderate toughness, renewable resources, compostable, recyclable, grain flavor.
2.Biodegradable Plastic Bags :
You may be confused about the difference between compostable and biodegradable bags.
Let’s clarify: Compostable bags are 100% plastic-free, whereas biodegradable bags often contain at least 60% plastic.
When you choose Monopacking, you’re making a conscious choice to reduce plastic pollution. Our bags are not just a purchase; they’re a statement of your commitment to sustainability.
3.Microbial Degradation Bags
Polyethylene plastic-based, mixed with starch and other biodegradable agents made of plastic bags, mainly by microorganisms and decomposition.
The effect is also the same as photodegradable plastic bags.
The findings show that it is just as environmentally friendly as biodegradable plastics but not quite as good for the environment as standard plastics. T
ough, renewable resource, partially composted + naturally degradable, non-recyclable, grain scent. Degradation in about two years.
4.Plastic Bags
The main raw materials are polyethylene and polyvinyl chloride, non-biodegradable, non-recyclable, and a great danger to the environment.
