Compostable Pallet Wrap
Compostable Pallet Wrap Rolls x 4
Our Compostable Pallet Wrap is made with food waste and compostable biopolymers. It's a sustainable load containment method — designed to keep your pallet load secure. High performance just like you’re used to! Decarbonise your business as you wrap.
More Pallet Wrap sizes are coming soon.
Help your business say goodbye to plastic forever.
Help your business say goodbye to plastic forever.
Help your business say goodbye to plastic forever.
Help your business say goodbye to plastic forever.
Help your business say goodbye to plastic forever.
Help your business say goodbye to plastic forever.
Help your business say goodbye to plastic forever.
Help your business say goodbye to plastic forever.
Our Customers
"As a company committed to eradicating single-use plastics, pallet wrapping was always a bugbear of ours. We were over the moon to discover Great Wrap's home compostable pallet wrap. It not only does its job as a pallet wrap, but it's the superior choice for the planet and people's health.”
— Pleasant State
How to dispose of Great Wrap
Now to the best part. The part where your business and customers leave no trace behind. Great Wrap is 100% compostable, so to ensure it ends up in an environment where it will break down, you’ll need to educate yourself, your team and your customers.If you’re not already composting at your workplace and are using large amounts of Great Wrap, find a local large scale composting facility via compostconnect.org
Sending Great Wrap
Let the people receiving Great Wrap know they will need to set aside a large compost bin for their used Great Wrap. Once the bin is full, they can call their local commercial compost collection service to discuss their collection options — or they can head to compostconnect.org to find one nearby. Even better, they can set up their own compost system.
Receiving Great Wrap
Set aside a large compost bin for your used Great Wrap. Once it’s full, call your local commercial compost collection service to organise a collection — head to compostconnect.org to find one nearby. You can also set up your own compost system.
We're also working towards our own collection program — watch this space.
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