Yes. Compostar supplies wholesale compostable food waste film liners for Australian businesses, with 10L, 18L, 36L, 80L, 120L and 240L options.

Our wholesale range supports cafés, restaurants, commercial kitchens, schools, hotels, clubs, venues, offices, food service operators and businesses preparing for commercial food waste separation, NSW FOGO mandate requirements and Western Australia FOGO setup where certified compostable liners are accepted.

Bulk pricing, regular business supply, samples and size support are available.

Compostar’s wholesale compostable film liner range includes 10L, 18L, 36L, 80L, 120L and 240L sizes.

10L and 18L liners are suitable for food waste caddies, café counters, office kitchens and small food waste stations. 36L liners support small kitchen bins and prep areas. 80L liners support commercial kitchen and wet food waste use. 120L and 240L liners are suitable for wheelie bins, FOGO transfer points, larger kitchens and waste rooms.

Yes. Compostar’s wholesale compostable film liners are certified to both AS 4736 and AS 5810.

AS 4736 relates to commercial composting conditions, while AS 5810 relates to home composting conditions. Procurement teams can request relevant certification information, product specifications, size details, thickness information, sample support and supply documentation where required.

Businesses should still confirm local acceptance with their council, waste contractor or organics processor.

NSW EPA guidance states that compostable plastic kitchen caddy liners that comply with AS 4736-2006 can be used to collect and transfer food waste to a FOGO bin. NSW EPA also states that AS 4736-2006 certified compostable kitchen caddy liners are the only compostable plastics permitted to enter the composting waste stream.

For businesses, the safe approach is to use certified compostable liners only where they are accepted by the relevant council, waste contractor or organics processor.

AS 4736 is the Australian standard for commercial or industrial composting conditions. AS 5810 is the Australian standard for home composting conditions.

For business food waste collection, AS 4736 is especially relevant because many FOGO and organics systems rely on commercial composting or organics processing. However, certification does not automatically guarantee acceptance in every local collection system, so businesses should check with their council, waste contractor or processor.

It depends on the bin setup and food waste volume.

Cafés and small food waste stations may use 18L or 36L liners for caddies, counters and staff kitchens. Restaurants and commercial kitchens may use 80L liners for wetter back-of-house food waste. Hotels, clubs, venues and larger sites may need 120L or 240L liners for wheelie bins, food waste transfer points and waste rooms.

For larger commercial kitchens, Compostar can also support size guidance and practical food waste setup discussions.

Yes. Compostar supports Australia-wide wholesale enquiries for compostable bin liners, including businesses in Western Australia, Perth and Peel.

Our wholesale range can support cafés, restaurants, commercial kitchens, schools, clubs, hotels, venues, facilities and food service operators looking for compostable kitchen caddy liners, commercial kitchen bin liners and larger compostable wheelie bin liners.

For Western Australia FOGO setup, Perth food waste collection or commercial food waste separation, businesses should confirm accepted liner types with their local council, waste contractor or organics processor before rollout.

Yes. Businesses can request samples before placing a larger wholesale order.

Sample testing helps confirm liner size, bin fit, wet food waste handling, staff usability and transfer performance. This is especially useful for cafés, restaurants, commercial kitchens, hotels, clubs, schools and venues preparing for regular food waste collection.

Certified compostable bags are tested against recognised compostability standards such as AS 4736 or AS 5810. Biodegradable bags may sound environmentally friendly, but the term does not always prove suitability for FOGO, food waste collection or commercial composting.

For business food waste collection, choose certified compostable liners and confirm local acceptance before use.

Normal plastic bags and non-certified biodegradable bags can create contamination risks in organics streams. Waste industry reporting has also highlighted confusion around “biodegradable” and “compostable” labelling, which can lead to plastic contamination in FOGO and garden organics systems.

For WA FOGO and commercial food waste collection, the right liner depends on the bin size, collection point and local acceptance rules.

10L and 18L compostable kitchen caddy liners may suit small food waste points, café counters, office kitchens and staff kitchens.

36L bin liners may suit prep areas, small kitchen bins and shared food waste stations.

80L commercial compostable bin liners may suit wet back-of-house food waste in restaurants, cafés and commercial kitchens.

120L and 240L compostable wheelie bin liners may suit larger food waste collection points, wheelie bins, waste rooms, hotels, clubs, schools, venues and facilities.

WA businesses should confirm whether certified compostable liners are accepted by their local government, waste contractor or organics processor before placing larger orders.