How Long Does It Take for Compostable Hollowware to Break Down?

Compostable hollowware would be interesting to see decompose over time.

Ever had occasion to wonder where your food containers go after you toss them? Well, with our compostable hollowware at DS, you can actually see decomposition in action for yourself. These biodegradable bags are designed to decompose quickly in a composting setting.

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Compostable hollowware is crafted from natural components such as cornstarch, sugarcane, or other plant-based fibers. That means they can break down readily in a compost pile, for example — not so for conventional plastic products, which can take hundreds of years to decompose. So when you use compostable hollowware – you are doing your bit to protects the environment.

Find out how long it truly takes for compostable hollowware to decompose.

You may be shocked to learn that compostable hollowware will decompose in a matter of weeks to months, depending on the environment inside the compost pile. In a properly operated composting environment, with optimum levels of moisture, heat and oxygen, DS compostable holloware can decompose quickly to provide valuable nutrients to the soil.

Find out what composting can do for waste and the environment.

Composting is the natural process of decay that converts organic material into rich soil. When you can use a compostable DS hollowware product and compost it after consumption, you are helping divert garbage from landfills and lowering green house gas emissions. Furthermore, if composted, it helps to restore soil health, reduce water use and sustain biodiversity in nature.

See the power of composting in its path to making the world cleaner one step at a time.

Composting is an easy, yet effective method of preventing waste and preserving our planet. Recycling your DS compostable hollowware (and other organic matter) through composting is helping to maintain that circle of life, by replenishing the soil with nutrients. This can aid in promoting the growth of healthy plants to minimize the use of chemical fertilisers pesticides and other toxic by products.