Posted — February 09,2023
Behind the Scenes of Bad Buddy: Learn about the Production Process and the Materials We Use to Create Our Compostable Poop Bags
At Bad Buddy, we are committed to creating high-quality compostable poop bags that are environmentally friendly and safe for pets. In this blog post, we want to share with you the production process and the materials we use to create our compostable poop bags.
The Materials We Use
Our compostable poop bags are made from a combination of three materials: Corn, Pla, and PBAT.
Corn: Corn is a renewable resource and one of the main ingredients in our compostable bags. Corn is used to create a biodegradable material that will break down over time, reducing the strain on landfills.
PLA: Polylactic Acid (PLA) is a biodegradable material derived from corn starch, sugarcane, or other plant sources. This material is used to create a strong, durable bag.
PBAT: The third material we use is PBAT, which is a biodegradable polymer. This material helps to make our compostable bags strong, flexible, and able to withstand the weight of dog waste.
The Production Process
Our production process is carefully managed to ensure that our compostable bags are of the highest quality and meet our strict environmental standards.
First, the materials are combined and melted to create a mixture that is then extruded into a sheet. The sheet is then cooled and cut into individual bags. Each bag is then printed with our logo and packaged ready for shipping.
We take pride in our production process and the materials we use to create our compostable bags. Our goal is to create a product that is safe for pets, environmentally friendly, and meets the needs of pet owners.
Conclusion
We hope this blog post has provided you with an insight into the production process and materials we use to create our compostable poop bags at Bad Buddy. Our commitment to environmental sustainability is at the heart of everything we do, and we are proud to offer a product that helps to reduce waste and protect the planet.
Visit our website to learn more about our products and how we are working to make a positive impact on the environment.
