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Compostar
Certifications We Hold
Certified to AS 5810(Australian Home Composting Standard) Certified to AS 4736(Australian Commercial Composting Standard)
Compostar
Certifications We Hold
Certified to AS 5810(Australian Home Composting Standard) Certified to AS 4736(Australian Commercial Composting Standard)
Don't risk your bin being rejected. Compostar liners are certified AS 4736, making them fully compliant Green bin bags Council trucks accept. Whether you are in NSW, VIC, or SA, our FOGO Bin Liners meet the strict standards of your local municipality.
Learning about Compostar and becoming a customer allows me to contribute to mitigating global warming, which is one of the most important reasons I chose Compostar! Each of us can do our part to protect the environment.
Henry
Compostable paper bags are so convenient; you no longer need a trash can, as they can be placed independently.
Charles
Our council in Randwick took these bags no problem
Lucas
Compostable paper bags are so convenient; I no longer have to worry about sharp food puncturing garbage bags.
Sick of bin juice at the bottom of your kitchen caddy? Discover why standard cornstarch bags sweat and how Compostar's wet-strength paper liners offer a leak-proof, free-standing solution for Australian homes.
Confused about FOGO rules? Not all councils allow bags. Check our State-by-State guide to see if your local council accepts compostable green bin bags. We cover Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane rules and list the exact AS 4736 certifications you need to avoid bin rejection.
We’ve all been there. You lift your Small bin liner out of the kitchen caddy, and suddenly—drip, drip, drip. "Bin juice" all over the floor. For many Aussie households, switching to FOGO Bin Liners is a great way to help...
2026 Victorian bushfires are not a coincidence — they are a consequence of a warming climate.
Carbon emissions are the root driver of global warming. Beyond fossil fuels, industrial pollution, and deforestation, high-carbon linear consumption — especially plastic waste — continues to fuel climate disasters.
Australia’s warming reality: • Since 1910, average temperatures have risen by ~1.51°C • Every decade since the 1950s has been warmer than the last — a 70+ year accelerating trend
At around 1.5°C of warming, severe climate impacts are already here — with escalating bushfire risk among the most devastating.
