What Are Biodegradable Trash Bags?

As the name implies, a biodegradable trash bag is specifically engineered to decompose naturally in a landfill setting. The bottom line is compostable or biodegradable trash bags are more environmentally friendly than bags made from virgin or recycled plastics. While conventional waste bags are made from petrochemicals, these biodegradable plastic alternatives use plant-based materials that degrade over time in recycling facilities, landfills, and composting facilities.

What Are Biodegradable Trash Bags Made Out Of?

Instead of plastic, these waste bags are made from a plant-based material that is better for the environment. The components of biodegradable trash bags vary from product to product; the majority include plant starches, vegetable oils, semi-synthetic chemicals, and plant-based polymers.

Jenny Zhang

About

Jenny is an advocate for a holistic and natural approach to health and well-being. She has a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Vermont. With years of working in food sciences, specializing in organic & natural products, she is committed to helping & teaching others how to embrace a balanced, natural lifestyle that fosters well-being.

She is passionate about living an organic lifestyle because she believes it is better for your health and the environment. She is passionate about sharing her lifestyle and interests with others. She started this blog, dedicating it to promoting a natural and organic lifestyle that is approved by Mother Nature herself!

When visiting Organically Blissful you will find a lot of healthy recipes, helpful information about natural and organic products as well as tips and guides about living an all-natural and organic lifestyle.

Experience

Jenny started her career in Food Sciences with the FoodScience corporation. She is familiar with international food regulations, regulatory procedures and helped grow the customer base in Asia, U.S and other territories. She is very familiar with a variety of food ingredients, specifically organic and natural foods. She has prepared and verified many regulatory reports making sure all certificates and food regulations have been met. After working for Food Sciences - she decided to switch jobs and moved to Nature's Bounty, using her food science experience to help them management large projects and tasks.