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The Greenwashing Risk Hiding Behind Many Biodegradable Mylar Bags
Eco-friendly packaging is one of the fastest-growing requests in flexible packaging, and also one of the most misunderstood. Many pouches sold as biodegradable carry no certification, use conventional plastic zippers, or only break down under industrial composting conditions that most customers cannot access.
That creates real risk. The FTC Green Guides warn against unqualified biodegradable claims, and some states, including California, restrict the use of terms like biodegradable on plastic products. A label that overpromises can damage customer trust and expose your brand to complaints.
Responsible biodegradable mylar bags start with clear facts: what the film is made of, which standard it is certified to, and where it actually composts. We help you describe your packaging accurately, often using certified compostable language rather than vague biodegradable claims. If product visibility matters, plant-based clear films are available too, though they differ from the conventional options in our clear mylar bags.
