Leak-proof Waste Bags - 120 Bags
Certified to AS 4736 (Australian Commercial Composting Standard)
Ideal for Camping & Gatherings
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Description
Capacity:
5 Liters
Bag Size:
19.5 x 29.5 x 9.5cm
Weight: 3.62kg / 120 bags
Sizing Guide:
For most households, this bulk pack provides 3-4 months of kitchen use (Based on average household usage — your experience may vary)
Why Buy the 120-Pack Bulk Bundle?
Best Value for Families: Save money per bag and ensure you never run out. Perfect for daily cooking.
Same Reinforced Strength: Every bag in this bulk pack features our signature Specially Reinforced Base, ensuring heavy loads of wet scraps won't break through the bottom.
Long-Lasting Supply: One box lasts the average household for months.
Eco-Friendly Shipping: Not only do you save on packaging waste by buying bulk, but we also ship your order in compostable mailers. No plastic waste, ever.
Council Compliant: AS 4736 Certified and accepted in all Green Bins.
Why Choose Us: Council Approved (Accepted by most Australian FOGO programs)
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Dispatched from our Melbourne warehouse in 1-2 business days. We deliver robust, leak-proof FOGO bags to Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide within 2-6 business days. Whether for daily kitchen use, camping adventures, or backyard gatherings, Compostar is the trusted local choice across Victoria, New South Wales, and South Australia. Engineered to handle heavy scraps and sharp shells, we make cleanup mess-free from the suburbs to the campsite.
Leak-proof Waste Bags - 120 Bags
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Who We Are
G'day! We are the team behind Compostar, based right here in Australia.
Like you, we were frustrated with the daily struggle of kitchen waste. We got tired of flimsy eco bin bags that leaked on the way to the kerb, and "green" products that turned out to be full of hidden plastics.
So, we decided to fix it. We combined 20+ years of manufacturing expertise with a passion for our local environment to create the ultimate Leak-Proof bin liner.
FAQ about our Paper Liners
Please read our FAQs page to find out more.
Why should I choose the 120 pack of Compostar paper FOGO bags?
Our 120 pack offers the best value for busy Australian households and outdoor enthusiasts. Dispatched from our Melbourne hub, this bulk pack ensures you are always ready for daily kitchen scraps, weekend picnics, or long camping trips. It’s the ultimate "stock up and save" solution for eco-conscious living in Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide.
Are these paper bags truly 72-hour leak-proof?
Yes. Unlike standard film liners, our heavy-duty paper bags are engineered with a specialized 72-hour leak-proof coating. They are designed to lock in moisture and odors, preventing "bin juice" even with wet scraps. Their puncture-resistant build makes them tough enough for sharp shells and bones during backyard gatherings or camping adventures.
Can I use these paper bags for hiking, camping, and picnics?
Absolutely. These are our most versatile bags. Their robust structure is perfect for no-trace hiking and rugged camping across South Australia. They stay upright and won't tear easily, making them the ideal companion for outdoor picnics in Sydney or large festive gatherings. From the wilderness to the kitchen caddy, they handle it all.
Are paper bags accepted by all FOGO councils in Australia?
Paper is the "gold standard" for FOGO. While some councils are picky about film liners, our AS 4736 certified paper bags are almost universally accepted across NSW, VIC, and SA. Whether you are in Melbourne or Adelaide, using our plastic-free paper bags is the safest way to ensure your organic waste is processed correctly.
Will using paper liners attract flies or maggots in the summer heat?
Actually, paper liners can help reduce the risk! Unlike plastic that traps heat and moisture (which pests love), our breathable kraft paper allows moisture to escape from your food scraps. This dries out the waste slightly, slowing down fermentation and reducing the bad smells that attract flies in the first place.
Top Tip: To keep your council green bin pest-free, simply roll or fold the top of the paper bag firmly before tossing it in.
What is compostable certification?
Certification to AS 4736 verifies that a plastic product will fully break down in an industrial composting environment, ensuring it is truly compostable.
For a product to be certified, it must completely break down and return to nature within six months in an industrial composter, starting with fragmentation within 12 weeks.
Do I need a plastic caddy to use these bags?
No, not at all! Our unique design means these bags are self-standing Kitchen Caddy Sacks. You can simply open one up and place it directly on your kitchen benchtop. They function as sturdy, standalone Food Scrap Bags, allowing you to collect waste conveniently without the mess of washing a plastic bin.
Are these bags completely plastic-free?
They are made from strong grams kraft paper reinforced with cutting-edge technology, containing absolutely no plastic or microplastics.
How do I know these bags are truly eco-friendly
We take sustainability seriously. Our bags are AS 4736 certified paper liners NSW, which means they meet the strictest Australian standards for biodegradability and safety, ensuring they break down naturally without harming the environment.