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Compostable Cello Bags

Clear and compostable bags let your products be seen!

Our cellophane bags are perfect for protecting products without hiding them away in a box. Most cello bags are made with plastics that are harmful to the environment, but not ours! Our cello bags are fully compostable and recyclable because they’re made with sustainable, plant-based materials.

These bags are food safe and come in multiple shapes and sizes. We offer bags with and without gussets, so there is always enough space for your product. These bags are as clear as typical plastic bags, so you don’t have to choose between clarity and sustainability.

Our bags can be sealed with heat, a custom-printed header card, or a decorative ribbon. They make the perfect gift bags, protective packaging, or product bundles. Ask us about using cello bags for our kitting services!

Gray gift set packed in a clear compostable cello bag

Our cello bags are made from renewable cellulose film that comes from trees. It's similar to paper, but a whole lot more clear. This material has the same durability and clarity as typical plastic bags. You can rest assured that all materials used in these bags are FSC-certified and sustainable. These bags are fully recyclable and compostable in home compost piles.

Sustainability is our priority, so we promise that our cello bags are:

Made from renewable wood pulp
Certified home compostable
Recyclable
Reusable
Free from harmful chemicals
Inside the Greenerprinter production facility

Wondering what to use cello bags for?

Here are a few ideas:

Pink gift set packed in a clear compostable cello bag

Need cello bags?

We’re ready to help you! Just submit a custom quote explaining what you need! Cello bags are a perfect match for our kitting services. Learn more about kitting services here.

Greenerprinter team member folding printed pieces by hand