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Compostable Kitchen Caddy Liners

£12.95

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Size: 10L - Kitchen Caddy Liners (100 liners)

A Cleaner Kitchen Starts Here

From food waste, for food waste. Your kitchen caddy is used every day, but without a liner, it quickly becomes the messiest bin in the house. Sticky residue. Lingering smells. Constant rinsing. Kompost kitchen liners keep things simple.

 

Why Kompost Kitchen Liners Work

  • Made from potato waste, fully compostable
  • Strong enough for daily food waste
  • Keeps your caddy clean and easy to empty
  • Designed to fit standard UK kitchen bins (Kitchen and kerbside caddies from 4 - 30 L).

 

From Field to Kompost

Made using waste potatoes grown in Ukraine, turning agricultural waste into a practical everyday solution.

 

What’s Included

  • Kitchen caddy liners

 

From Field to Kompost

Made using waste potatoes grown in Ukraine, turning agricultural waste into a practical everyday solution.

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The Journey

6 - Back to nature

The bag breaks down. Compost feeds the soil. Plants do a little happy dance.

5 - The messy bit

Poo. Scraps. Sorted.

4 - Bags are born

Strong, reliable poo bags and bin liners are born — ready for everyday messes.

3 - Waste becomes a resource

Those waste potatoes are transformed into plant-based starch and pellets. Still no plastic. Still no waste.

1 - It all starts in the soil

Deep, rich black earth. Rain-fed skies. Potato fields thriving under regenerative farming.

2 - The spuds get sorted

The best become food. The rest? Too wonky, too many, or simply surplus — saved from going to waste.

6 - Back to nature

The bag breaks down. Compost feeds the soil. Plants do a little happy dance.

5 - The messy bit

Poo. Scraps. Sorted.

4 - Bags are born

Strong, reliable poo bags and bin liners are born — ready for everyday messes.

3 - Waste becomes a resource

Those waste potatoes are transformed into plant-based starch and pellets. Still no plastic. Still no waste.

1 - It all starts in the soil

Deep, rich black earth. Rain-fed skies. Potato fields thriving under regenerative farming.

2 - The spuds get sorted

The best become food. The rest? Too wonky, too many, or simply surplus — saved from going to waste.