Compostable dog waste bags
Frank is a compostable dog waste bag brand built on one idea: say what's true, certify what you claim, and stop pretending a poo bag is an environmental achievement.
▸ Launching early 2027
↓ Scroll down. We've got a few things to admit first.
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Most "compostable" bags need an industrial composting facility — specific heat, specific microbes, specific conditions your garden compost bin will never reach. Ours are certified to EN13432, which is a real, tested, independently verified standard. It is also not a promise that your council collects this material, because most don't, yet.
We could have left that bit out. Most bags do.
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Our bag is certified to OK compost HOME as well as industrial. But dog waste carries pathogens that should never go near a compost heap — so whatever the bag can do, what's inside it belongs in the general waste bin. Every time. And real UK garden heaps rarely hit the temperatures the certificate assumes anyway — certified, not magic.
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We're not going to tell you that switching bags offsets a flight, or that you're "saving the planet one walk at a time." You're using a slightly better material, made a bit more thoughtfully, from a company that would rather tell you the truth than sell you a feeling.
That's smaller than most marketing promises. It also happens to be accurate.
What the category usually says
What's actually in the box, briefly
Navy, because black bags and dog mess is a combination nobody needed. Built to hold, not to split. Certified because we checked, not because it sounded right.
Frank is arriving soon. No vague leaf logos with nothing behind them — real certifications, with real numbers. And the honest bit most brands skip: dog waste still belongs in the general waste bin. Just a well-made bag, and the truth printed right on the box.
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