Eco-Products Introduces Compostable Paper Bags and Sandwich Wraps

Eco-Products® announced today that it has added a variety of paper bags, sandwich wraps and other items to its GreenStripe® line of compostable products.

The products, available now as part of the Eco-Products bundle, are made with no-added PFAS and are ideal for restaurants, supermarkets, convenience stores, bakers, concessions and other foodservice operators. Each of the products is certified by the Biodegradable Products Institute, meaning all have undergone rigorous testing to prove they are compostable in commercial facilities.

“The need for well-labeled, certified compostable solutions across the broader packaging mix continues to grow,” said Nicole Tariku, Director of Product Development for Eco-Products. “These new wraps and bags are the latest addition to that mix and will help round out renewable and compostable take-out programs for customers across the foodservice industry.”

The product range includes paper bags, insulated and non-insulated sandwich wraps, pinch bottom bags, French fry bags, cutlery bags, boxed interfolded deli paper, and grease-resistant multipurpose bags. They are all manufactured in the USA by Duro® and Bagcraft®, sister business units of Eco-Products’ parent company Novolex®.
more at: https://novolex.com/news/eco-products-introduces-compostable-paper-bags-and-sandwich-wraps/

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