Garbage bags are an integral part of our daily lives, enabling us to manage waste correctly and consciously. However, to protect the environment and the balance of nature, it is crucial that we separate and recycle waste correctly. At Cook, we work every day to raise this awareness among our consumers and ensure the correct completion of the cycle.

Just as we separate and properly recycle waste such as plastic, paper, and glass, we must also separate our organic waste and ensure its return to nature. To facilitate and encourage this cycle and enable our consumers to make environmentally friendly choices, we have produced 100% Natural Garbage bags made from the starch of non-GMO potatoes and corn produced for non-food consumption. These bags contain no plasticizers and, when placed in the soil, become completely organic fertilizer! How?

Made of 100% starch, these bags are degraded by bacteria and other microorganisms found in nature. This process, called composting, results in the production of beneficial fertilizer that increases soil fertility. Instead of throwing your organic waste away with other waste in standard garbage bags, you can collect them Natural Garbage Bags and effortlessly use it as organic fertilizer.

These fertilizers are rich in nutrients and provide the soil with the nutrients it needs. In short, when you use these compostable bags, you know that they are no different from orange peels or apple scraps for the environment and will soon become compost. Not only you do help nature by properly separating them, but you can also contribute to soil vitality by enriching it.

These bags, which are no different from other garbage bags in terms of use, are made from potato or corn, which contain too much starch to be consumed as food. This eliminates the possibility of disruption to nutrient resources. Furthermore, growing these potatoes requires no special irrigation; only rainwater is sufficient. Cook Natural Garbage Bags do not harm the environment; on the contrary, they are completely composted, supporting the return of organic waste to nature and sustainable living.