Compostable Stickers

At Greenerprinter we known how important it is to consider what happens to our products after we are done using them. That is why we are proud to offer fully compostable stickers. These stickers have the same beautiful printing and high-quality customization are our other stickers, but they are completely biodegradable and home compostable.

Biodegradable Materials

Most stickers are made with adhesives that can contaminate compost piles. Not ours! Our compostable stickers are made with a biodegradable acrylic-based adhesive that follows current compostability regulations.

Our compostable stickers also feature facestocks that are fully biodegradable. They are made with wood pulp from responsibly managed plantations. This material looks and feels like plastic but is comepletely plant-based.

High Durability

Using sustainable stickers doesn’t mean sacrificing quality or durability. These stickers are as strong as ever. Most of our style options are water and UV-resistant. Many are suitable for both indoor and short-term outdoor use. All are tear-resistant. These stickers feature a medium strength adhesive that can stick to most smooth surfaces, including curved surfaces.

Infinite Customization

We offer compostable stickers in a wide range of different colors and finishes. We have it all! Matte, white, clear, glossy, and so much more. We can even create metallic and holographic stickers that are still fully compostable! If you have an idea for a sticker, let us know and we will make it work!

How to use our compostable stickers

Our biodegradable stickers can be used just like any other sticker! Simply remove the sticker from the liner and discard the liner into a trashcan. Sadly, the liners are not yet compostable. Then stick your sticker or label onto your chosen surface. It’s as simple as that!

Disposing of the sticker is also easy! If the sticker is on a noncompostable item, peel it off. If the surface is also biodegradable, then the entire thing can be composted together. The sticker can now be sent to a commercial compost facility or added to a home compost pile.