Great Mate Starter Kit
Great Mate, designed to dispense, slice and dice our home compostable cling wrap. Internal spool design allows Great Wrap to glide seamlessly off the roll.
This starter kit includes:
1 x Great Mate
2 x 30m Nudie Rolls - Great Mate Refills
- Great Mate
Made from 33 recycled PET bottles - Designed to clothe your Nudie Rolls
- Easy to use slide button for graceful slicing
- 40cm x 8cm ⌀
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Nudie Rolls - Great Mate Refills
Our latest and greatest formula developed for optimum wrapability - Home compostable and breaks down in 180 days
- Leaves zero microplastics behind
- Made from potato waste
- 34cm x 30m x 10um
Subscribe to receive 2 x Nudie Rolls every 2 or 3 months. A recurring payment of $9.90 will be deducted on each shipment.
$5.00 flat rate for shipping
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.
Why compostable materials are the future
The rapidly changing world of packaging is intimidating for both businesses and consumers. No one wants to do the wrong thing and cause more harm than good.
We are closing the loop on our systems so that fossil fuels and intensive agriculture are no longer a part of the international production landscape. The by-product of the food waste conversion we’re working on will be a soil and marine degradable natural plastic solution.
Get the facts!
So what’s the difference between compostable and biodegradable packaging?
Compostable packaging breaks down into carbon and water leaving no toxins behind. It’s made mostly from plants.
Biodegradable packaging is made from petroleum like regular plastic but has an organic additive that enables it to break down very easily when exposed to sunlight and moisture. The problem is that it will only break down to smaller pieces of plastic or microplastics.
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