Generally supplied free of charge by council undertaking food waste recycling, these sturdy plastic food waste buckets are great at holding a large volume of food waste. Our liners are 100% compostable and GM free and fit perfectly in either 5, 6 or 7 litre caddys.
Available on their own for £8 or with 10 rolls as part of the starter kit above for £26.
Click here for information about the starter kit

Nearly one in eight of us now live on our own. Waiting to fill a large food waste container can mean that food waste sits around for a long time and starts to smell. For smaller families this mini food waste bin is perfect. At just 15cm in height, with a diameter of 14cm they fit easily onto kitchen window-sills and work tops. Our bags fit neatly inside to make emptying the mini compost bin far more pleasant.
Supplied with 40 bags and with free delivery – £26

This Stylish Powder-Coated food waste compost caddy is very attractive solution to storing your kitchen food waste before collection. It measures 20cm x 18cm, so it is small enough to fit on your windowsill or worktop. Inside there is an inner bucket with a handle, which makes changing the liner much easier and cleaner. It comes complete with an air tight seal around the lid to make sure that no nasty smells escape into your kitchen. Supplied with 40 bags and with free delivery – £30

These high quality attractive ceramic food waste compost crocks come with a carbon filter. This means your kitchen can be smell-free, as it allows air to circulate to prevent the smell of rotting food waste. It is made from high quality glazed ceramic it is easy to clean and dishwasher proof. The compost crock has a handle for easy moving and emptying and is around 18cm wide and 25cm high. Supplied with 40 bags and with free delivery – £32

Wasting food is the same as throwing money straight into the bin. To help stop this waste, KitchenWasteBags.co.uk have launched a free food waste calculator iPhone app that shows how much money you could save if you stopped wasting food.

Please click below to download this free app from the app store.

If you need help with the app please contact jamie.powell@kitchenwastebags.co.uk

For contact details please visit our stockists of compostable EN13432 liners page.

Wyedean Wholefoods

113 Monnow Street
Monmouth
NP25 3EG

Tel: 01600 715429

Health Food Shop
15 Market Place
Coleford
Gloucestershire
GL16 8AW

Tel: 01594 810303

2 Hare Lane,
Gloucester
GL1 2BB

Tel: 01452 423577

Wyedean Wholefoods

13 Market Street
Cinderford
Gloucestershire
GL14 2RT

Tel:01594 825455

Market Sq
Newent
Gloucestershire
GL18 1PS

Tel:01531 821922
Our bags are the best value on the internet and the high street.

• We minimise waste and ensure operations they are as efficient as possible.
• Our products are chosen for their environmental impact.
• We actively promote recycling both internally and amongst our customers
• Source and promote a product range to minimise the environmental impact of both production and distribution.

WRAP works with the public providing information and tools that support recycling and reduces food waste.
This helps bring measurable gains to the economy and long term benefits to the environment.

Every tonne of food waste prevented has the potential to save 4.2 tonnes of CO2 equivalent.

This means that reducing food waste can make a real contribution to tackling greenhouse gas emissions and climate change. WRAPs Love Food Hate Waste campaign will continue to drive behavioural change in this area.

WRAP achieved an additional 620,000 households in the UK who are committed to reducing food waste in 2008/09

WRAP will continue to increase the capacity for recycling food waste, including accelerating the expansion of anaerobic digestion through technical and financial support.

Find out more at www.wrap.org.uk/index.html

8.3 million tonnes of food is thrown away by households in the UK every year.

Reducing food waste is a major issue and not just about good food going to waste; wasting food costs the average family with children £680 a year and has serious environmental implications too.

If we all stop wasting food that could have been eaten, the CO2 impact would be the equivalent of taking 1 in 4 cars off the road