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    What is BioMat?

    BioMat is a modern and ecologically responsible brand for garbage bags, among other things. This brand focuses on the new, environmentally conscious generation and has both user-friendliness and sustainability very important. The garbage bags are produced in Germany, with high, certified standards.

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    Many garbage bags are made of plastic. The plastic regularly disappears into nature and contributes to the enormous plastic soup in the oceans. This is bad for coral reefs and biodiversity, and it also pollutes nature. BioMat has found a solution for this: garbage bags based on biodegradable corn starch. In addition, they keep the waste bins and the edges clean. This prevents unpleasant smells and maggots in the summer. In winter, the bags do not freeze and you avoid tearing. The BioMat garbage bags are just as sturdy as the well-known plastic variant, but better for nature.

    Paper bags from BioMat

    The BioMat paper bags are compostable according to EN 13432. All paper BioMat bags are also manufactured according to EN 13593 to guarantee the highest quality. The waste can be completely composted with these bags. In addition, they are extremely tear-resistant, so that the waste bin remains reliably clean.

    Advantages of the garbage bags

    • Certified compostable (EN 13432) and certified sustainable according to OK Compost Home
    • Tear resistant
    • Various sizes: 10l, 30l, 40 / 60l, 120l or 240l
    • Free from genetically modified raw materials
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