Our bags are biodegradable, compostable. This means they meet the standards for decomposition in a composting facility. However, if such a bag ends up in the natural environment, in a meadow, it will behave similarly to, for example, dead perennial stems. In spring, such stems begin to decompose, forming a new layer of soil. Similarly, our bag, in the presence of decomposing residues, will also decompose after a few weeks.,[object Object],[object Object],For the bag to start decomposing, it must be in a humid environment (90%) and sufficiently high temperature (70°C), or in the presence of decomposing plant remains, where the temperature can be much lower (room temperature).