6x9 inch Biodegradable Poly Mailers,50 Count Compostable Shipping Bags with Eco Friendly Packaging Envelopes Supplies Mailing Bags

6x9 inch Biodegradable Poly Mailers,50 Count Compostable Shipping Bags with Eco Friendly Packaging Envelopes Supplies Mailing Bags

100% BIODEGRADABLE - Made of PBAT and modified corn starch in accordance with the standards of ASTM 6400, EN13432, BPI, and OK COMPOST HOME. This material represents a 60% reduction in CO2 emissions compared to traditional plastics, is non-toxic, and BPA-free. BETTER CORPORATE IMAGE - Your customers will be surprised and relieved to open shipping bags made of plant based eco materials. Using biodegradable shipping supplies will speak volumes about your sense of social responsibility and the high grade of your brand, and bring you closer to your customers through a good corporate image. Your sales will see a remarkable boost as your brand and concepts are recognized by your customers. UNPADDED, SECURE, AND EASY TO USE - Our 2.4 mil compostable poly mailers are unpadded and perfect for sending out non-fragile items such as clothing. The tamper-evident seal adds an extra layer of security and prevents your poly bags from opening during transit. BIODEGRADABLE AND WEATHER-RESISTANT - Biodegradability doesn't compromise integrity. KTOB's biodegradable shipping envelopes are resistant to moisture, water, punctures, and stretching. You can be sure that your parcels will reach your customers in the same state they left you - intact and looking awesome. WATER-BASED INK - We use vegetable oil as the base for inks. Compared to traditional ink, it does not include any plastic or PVC, which makes it more sustainable.

KTOB Compostable Poly Mailers with Adhesive Self-Sealing Strip  Eco Friendly Packaging Envelopes Supplies or Mailing bags for Clothing

Online shopping are rapidly increasing year by year. What followed was the production of a large amount of plastic packaging waste. And online return rates are three to four times higher than brick-and-mortar stores.

Our study found that the plastic packaging and waste generated by ecommerce’s packages is mostly destined, not for recycling, but for the landfill, the incinerator, or the environment including, unfortunately, our waterways and sea, where plastic can harm marine life.