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FACT: It costs 85% more for councils in Adelaide to send food organic and garden organic (FOGO) waste to landfill versus a green (FOGO) bin.1 FACT: Councils could save even more if householders [...]

Did you know that food waste in Australian landfills produces the same amount of  greenhouse gases as the emissions of Australia’s steel and iron ore industries combined?1 Composting is a massive [...]

BioBags are made from a compostable resin named Mater-Bi produced by Novamont, an Italian research company dedicated to environmentally friendly alternatives to polyethylene-based plastic bags [...]

Australians waste an average 298kgs of food per capita every year and a whopping 87% of household food waste goes to landfill. If food waste was a country, it would be the third biggest emitter [...]

BioBag World Australia director Scott Morton presented at the annual Keep South Australia Beautiful (KESAB) Breakfast with the Minister for Environment and Water Hon. David Speirs MP in Adelaide [...]

From a new Adelaide factory, BioBag is creating compostable solutions for niche, single-use plastic problems like cucumber wrap, retail produce rolls, mailing satchels and coffee machine liners. [...]

A certified compostable BioBag is an earth-friendly alternative that can be returned to the earth as harmless organic matter, instead of breaking down into harmful microplastics. Plastic breaks [...]

Our new Food & Freezer Bags are a first of their kind and show how the innovation and technology behind BioBags is constantly improving as a true plastic alternative. Designed to keep food [...]

Farmers using plastic mulch film now have a compostable alternative that returns to the earth as organic matter instead of polluting soil with microplastics that remain for decades, even [...]

BioBag World Australia Director Scott Morton wrote an article featured on the cover of the new issue of Nourish magazine called “Compost for Climate Change“.  Volume7 No.6 is now on [...]