Green Ship Packaging

At we are all about a sustainable & zero waste lifestyle. Composting is one of the ways that we try to reduce our impact on the world. Instead of sending food scrapes (vegetable peels, fruit scrapes, coffee grinds, & avocado pits) to landfill, we compost in an effort to return anything that comes from nature back to the earth, and letting it biodegrade into soil. The best thing is that our mailers fit the zero waste lifestyle & decompose in your home compost. 👏🏼

📸 Stephanie Harvey

Let’s talk facts about our eco-friendly mailers.
1. CERTIFIED home and commercial compostable in accordance with the standards of OK COMPOST HOME (TUV AUSTRIA).
2. NON PLASTIC! Made of PBAT (a co-polymer that is completely compostable) and corn starch. This compostable material represents a significant reduction in CO2 emissions compared to a traditional plastic poly mailer. Non-toxic, zero-waste and BPA free.
3. UNPADDED, SECURE AND EASY TO USE - Our 0.60 mil thick compostable mailers are unpadded and perfect for sending out non-fragile items such as clothing, books and soft accessories. The seal adds an extra layer of security and prevents your shipping satchels from opening during transit.
4. BETTER BRAND IMAGE - Your customers will be delighted to open a shipping mailer made of eco-friendly materials. Our mailers include information on the back for your customers on how to compost the mailer and how your brand cares about the environment. The front of the mailer includes “COMPOSTABLE MAILER” text with plenty of space for your branding and shipping label.

Our compostable mailers were made to ship non-fragile items such as clothing, books and soft accessories and they are GOOD for the earth! Available in black and pink. If you’ll like 5% off your first order, sign up to our newsletter. An email will be sent to you with the 5% off discount code (make sure you check your spam inbox in case the email doesn’t reach your inbox directly).

Compost is a medley of organic matter, such as vegetable waste, coffee grounds, leaves and mailers. The benefits of composting is that it enriches soil, helping retain moisture and suppress plant diseases and pests. It’s possible for YOU to start a compost at home. Sign up to our newsletter to receive helpful information about how to compost and to receive 5% off your first order at www.greenshippackaging.com

@ #📸 Heather Ford