Dissolvable Singlet Bags

• Dissolves completely in hot water leaving zero microplastics in landfills, waterways, or composting systems
• 3 times stronger than LDPE preventing tears from sharp items, corners, and heavy loads
• Handles retail and kitchen use serving as shopping bags and compostable caddy liners
• Supports digester operations with zero contamination for organic waste collection
• Ties quickly and securely with integrated loop handles that work with gloves
• Marine safe and biodegradable breaking down without harming aquatic life
• Demonstrates sustainability commitment with tangible action beyond token gestures
• Food-safe material suitable for groceries, produce, and retail items
• Room temperature stable requiring hot water above 60°C to dissolve

For Retail Staff

• Loop handles form from bag material itself, creating two separate carrying loops customers recognize immediately
• Transparent PVOH film lets staff and customers verify contents during checkout
• Bags remain stable at room temperature during retail display
• Three sizes accommodate different purchase volumes without stocking multiple bag types

For Kitchen and Processing Staff

• Place sealed bags directly into digesters without opening, eliminating exposure to organic waste
• Handles tie together in seconds for kitchen caddy disposal, working effectively with gloves
• Bags dissolve completely without residue, protecting digesters from plastic contamination
• Compatible with standard commercial composting processes above 60°C

For Healthcare Workers

• Handle contaminated items without leaving plastic residue in disposal systems
• Seal items inside bags using integrated handles for infection control
• Supports both environmental compliance and infection control requirements
• Clear film allows visual verification of contents before disposal

For Facility Managers and Procurement

• Diverts organic waste from landfill to composting, reducing disposal costs
• Sydney warehouse stock ensures consistent supply for daily operations
• Bulk carton quantities support efficient stock control
• Meets sustainability targets without compromising operational efficiency

Retail Stores

• Grocery shops and farmers markets for fresh produce, vegetables, and fruit
• Pharmacies for medication packages, health products, and small retail items
• Gift shops and bookstores for light merchandise and customer purchases
• Clothing boutiques for accessories, socks, scarves, and folded garments
• Health food stores demonstrating plastic-free commitment

Commercial Kitchens

• Restaurant prep areas lining kitchen caddies for organic vegetable scraps
• Cafe operations collecting fruit peels and compostable food waste
• Catering companies managing organic waste disposal into digesters
• Food processing facilities separating compostable materials
• Hotel kitchens supporting sustainability initiatives

Healthcare and Aged Care

• Patient rooms for contaminated items requiring safe handling
• Aged care facilities managing soiled materials with infection control
• Medical centres handling items requiring barrier protection
• Disability support services providing safe disposal options
• Quarantine facilities collecting contaminated materials

Municipal Programs

• Council composting collection accepting organic waste in dissolvable bags
• Community gardens using bags for compost materials
• Universities and corporate cafeterias separating organic waste
• Stadium and event venues managing compostable waste
• Public composting facilities processing organic materials

Retail staff hand bags to customers at checkout for carrying groceries, clothing, books, or pharmacy items. Customers carry purchases using integrated loop handles without plastic waste entering landfills. After shopping, customers repurpose bags as kitchen caddy liners for organic waste collection.

Kitchen staff place bags inside countertop caddies and fill with vegetable peelings, fruit scraps, and compostable food waste. When full, staff tie loop handles together to seal contents. Sealed bags go directly into commercial digesters or municipal green waste bins where hot water processing dissolves PVOH film completely within 3 to 5 minutes.

Healthcare workers use bags for contaminated items requiring infection control without leaving plastic residue. Staff seal items inside bags and dispose according to facility protocols. Water-soluble material supports both environmental compliance and infection control requirements simultaneously.

Traditional plastic singlet bags fragment into microplastics that contaminate landfills, waterways, and composting systems for centuries. Water-soluble PVOH singlet bags dissolve completely in hot water above 60°C, breaking down into water, carbon dioxide, and biomass without leaving microplastics behind. The material is marine safe and non-toxic, protecting aquatic ecosystems if bags enter waterways while enabling clean organic waste processing in commercial composting facilities.

Light rain or damp items will not dissolve bags immediately. Bags require sustained contact with water above 60°C to dissolve. Brief moisture exposure or cold water contact will not trigger dissolution, though prolonged exposure to any moisture will weaken bags over time.

Bags are designed for single use. Reuse is possible if bags stay completely dry, but moisture exposure during storage between uses may weaken bags. Traditional reusable bags serve better for repeat shopping trips.

Yes. PVOH film is food-safe and suitable for carrying groceries, fresh produce, packaged foods and other retail items. Bags should not be used to store food long-term.

Bags support typical shopping loads. The 3x LDPE strength rating provides sufficient handle strength for groceries, clothing and other retail items. Avoid overloading bags beyond reasonable shopping quantities.

Current stock bags have no printing. Custom printed options may be available for large volume orders. Contact our team to discuss custom printing requirements and minimum order quantities.

Bags work best in commercial digesters and composting facilities with hot water dissolution systems. Home compost bins typically lack sufficient heat and moisture to dissolve bags effectively. Check with your composting facility before use.

PVOH biodegrades in landfill conditions but requires moisture and microbial activity. Biodegradation is slower in dry landfill environments compared to composting facilities. Bags still break down completely without leaving plastic fragments, unlike traditional plastic bags.

Customers can repurpose bags as kitchen caddy liners for organic waste collection, dispose in compost bins if their facility accepts dissolvable bags, or place in general waste where bags will biodegrade without leaving plastic fragments.