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Made from
non-toxic, renewable resources

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Durable and reusable

Decomposes into soil within 180 days

Solubag is a patented material
created to reduce plastic pollution.

Recognized by Silicon Valley, our dissolvable bags were awarded the Best Innovation award in Latin America. We’re bringing this technology to Canada to reduce the impact of single-use plastic. Our bags can be how much test cypionate per week bodybuilding used multiple times, and when you need to dispose of them, simply dissolve in hot water.
Our Products
Doggie Waste Bags

Reduce your Carbon Paw Print: Many Environmentally conscious dog owners make sure to pick up biodegradable dog poop bags. However, many of these poop bags are made with oxo-biodegradable material, extremely harmful to our environment.

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What Our Clients Say
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150

billion plastic bags used by Canadians every year

2.8

million tonnes of plastic is thrown away every year

7000

species of marine life are threatened because of plastic pollution

40100

pounds of microplastics are ingested in one person's lifetime.

Latest News
Government of Canada to Eliminate all Single-Use Plastics by 2030

As of October 2020, the Government of Canada has issued a comprehensive that aims to completely phase out single-use plastics by 2030. With plastic polluting our rivers, lakes, oceans and wildlife, microplastics are constantly ending up in our water supply and into our bodies. Every year, Canadians throw away 3 million tonnes of plastic waste, and only 9% is recycled. The vast majority of plastics end up in landfills and about 29,000 tonnes find its

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Regina, Saskatchewan to ban all plastic bags by February 2022

In July 2020, Regina city council passed the plastic bag bylaw ban that was delayed due to COVID-19. Now, it seems that Regina residents won’t be able to get plastic bags starting Feb 1st, 2022. The bylaw covers food service, retail, and service businesses, which includes everything from grocery stores to retailers to street vendors. Produce bags for bulk produce will be unaffected.

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