• Ecological importance –Our planet engulfs in tons of plastic rubbish: every year, 300 million tons of plastic get produced globally from which the bulk part ends up as rubbish in our environment because only a small portion is recycled. Plastic is almost non-degradable and our rubbish will outlive hundreds of years. Data suggests that one million birds and 100.000 ocean animals die every year because of our plastic. If we want to change something about that, we must act now and reduce our own personal plastic consumption first. The ecocasa produce bags for fruit and vegetables are a first step. They are reusable and made of biodegradable cotton.

• Quality –the loose mesh allows for high flexibility and the content is well visible. Yet, the bags are very strong: 2 kg of apple are no problem!

• Specifications

Quantity &nbspSize cm &nbspWeight &nbspCapacity

1 x B  25 x 25  23g  1 bread

1 x S  18 x 23  12g  1kg or 4 apple

2 x M   &nbsp26 x 30  21g  1,5kg or 9 apple

2 x L  30 x 35  27g  2kg or 12 apple

Imagine only for one moment a better and cleaner world. A world without polluted oceans. Without perishing birds and fish. Without disposable plastic bags only used for 25 minutes but with a material lifetime of 450 years. Reduce your plastic consumption today with reusable produce bags made of 100% renewable cotton and contribute to that vision. The planet and wildlife will be thankful.
Sustainable – zero waste no plastic packaging made of recycled Kraftpaper suitable for future usage. The bags are reusable and bio-degradable.
Set of 6 – 1x bread bag, 1x S, 2x M, 2x L
More advantages: washable with 30°, helpful for storage and ordering bread, nuts, legume, fruits and vegetables at home – material allows for visibility at the cashier – easy application of labels (if needed) – you will get tons of compliments from now on 😉
[amz_corss_sell asin=”B075RDQWGY”]

The post Reusable produce bags for fruit and vegetable storage – made of natural cotton – no plastic – shopper mesh SET of 6 – 1x S, 2x M, 2x L, 1x bread bag appeared first on Plastic Free Shopper.