Introducing TIPA® compostable packaging


WHY DO WE NEED PACKAGING?
*Source: Geyer, R. Et al. (2017). Production, use, and fate of all plastics ever made. Science Advances (Recycling rates of non-fiber plastics). Report documents that 58% of global non-fibre plastic is discarded, 24% incinerated and 18% recycled.
WHO IS TIPA®?
WHAT IS THE TIPA® BAG MADE FROM?
COMPOSTING MADE EASY
No compost heap? No problem. To start your compost journey, all you need is a compost bin – you can make your own or buy a ready-made unit – a mixture of green fresh waste and brown leafy, earthy materials, a little water, air and some patience. Alternatively, check with your local waste authorities whether they accept bioplastics in their organic waste streams or find a community composting project. Please know you can't put your TIPA® bag in plastic recycling – a final option would be to dispose of it with the regular waste.

STORE DROP-OFF:
COMPOST IN FOUR STEPS:
STEP 2: Add it to your home composting, OR community composting if they accept TIPA® bags
STEP 3: Keep feeding and tending to your compost as usual
STEP 4: Use your freshly made compost in your garden, or donate it to a community garden