Retailers
Retailers play a key role in reducing plastic pollution and guiding customers toward better choices. By offering certified compostable produce bags, shopping bags instore, and adding Biobag’s compostable household products to your shelves, you make it easy for people to choose more circular solutions every day.
88% of all global consumers want you to help them make a difference… but struggle to figure out what & how.
Approximately 200 million tons of single-use plastics are used each year, mostly to carry home fruit and vegetables or groceries. Replacing those with certified compostable bags can make a significant contribution to reducing plastic pollution - every single year.
Consumers are increasingly asking for sustainable alternatives. By offering compostable produce bags or shopping bags in your store, you not only meet this growing demand but also make it easier for customers to take part in responsible habits that extend beyond their shopping trip. The bags can be reused for collecting organic food waste at home, giving them a second life and reducing microplastic pollution.
Featuring Biobag’s range of certified compostable bags on your shelves, shows your commitment to real environmental progress, helping customers make meaningful choices while strengthening your store’s sustainability profile.
What can you do?
By featuring Biobag’s range of certified compostable bags on your shelves, and by replacing your produce bags and shopping bags with compostable alternatives, you cater directly to a growing demand for sustainable choices. This sets your store apart as a forward-thinking retailer committed to real environmental impact. It reflects leadership in the shift toward a more sustainable future and shows your commitment to not just following trends, but leading by example.
Replace and renew
Replace your current produce bags and shopping bags with Biobag compostable ones.
Lead by example
Communicate this change to inspire more to follow your lead!
Encourage smarter choices
Inspire employees and customers to actively look for alternatives with the same functionalities without the environmental damages.
Expand your offer
Add Biobag consumer retail products to your product assortment on the shelves.
Recognize your customers
Reinforce and thank your customers for minimizing microplastic pollution and taking an active part in giving back to the Bioeconomy.
From compostable produce bags and shopping bags to conventional plastic alternative consumer shelf products.
Household Food Scrap bags
Biobag’s small food scrap liners are certified compostable waste bags designed for organic waste in kitchens and small food waste bins.
Resealable Bags
Biobag’s compostable resealable bags are an easy way to reduce your personal conventional plastic consumption.
Shopping, Produce Bags & Dispenser
Biobag offers certified compostable shopping bags and produce bags, along with bag dispensers designed for retail and grocery stores.
Pet Waste Bags
Biobag pet and dog waste bags support cleaner outdoor spaces and responsible waste handling for pet owners.
Discover Biobag’s retail range of certified compostable and traditional plastic alternative products
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Stories, tools, and ideas to help you make an impact.
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