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The Eco-Friendly Recycled belloo Dog Waste Bags

The belloo Dog Waste Bags

The belloo Solution: Recycled Bags

Our recycled bags are made from post-consumer plastics that have already had a “first life,” such as wrapping or pallet protection films. This helps reduce waste and CO₂ emissions, guaranteeing sustainability at the highest level. Compared to bio-based or new plastic bags, CO₂ emissions are reduced by over 40 %. Thanks to their signal colors red or blue, they are immediately visible and easy to find in case of incorrect disposal. This combination is the most ecological solution on the market.

Blue Angel

Recycle PURE

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signal-red

A520.01E
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signal-blue

A520.03E

If it’s eco-friendly, it should be done properly! The recycled portion of this bag is entirely made from PCR (Post-Consumer Recycling), making it the most eco-friendly bag on the market. Certification with the “Blue Angel” label guarantees top-level sustainability.

Recycle MIX

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signal-red

A510.51E
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black

A510.52E
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signal-blue

A510.53E

As the name suggests, this film consists of a mix of new and recycled plastic and is the second recycled bag in our range. The recycled content ranges between 20 % and 35 % depending on production, also saving valuable resources.

Recycle belloo

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signal-red

A582.01

An affordable recycled dog waste bag is the Recycle belloo. The bag is produced in red with a film thickness of 15 μ.

Standard belloo

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signal-red

A209.59E

The Standard belloo dog waste bag is made 100 % from new granulate and is the only bag in our range that contains no recycled material.

Frequently asked questions about dog waste bags

Why don’t we offer biodegradable bags?

Dog waste does not belong in compost – and “biodegradable” poop bags do not change that at all. Dog waste must not be composted – neither in home compost heaps nor in industrial biogas or composting facilities.

Recycling cycle of dog waste bags

Why? Because it can contain pathogens, parasites (e.g. worms such as Toxocara) and bacteria that can be dangerous for people, animals and agriculture. That is why it must be disposed of with residual waste and incinerated. Dog waste bags made from cornstarch, PLA or materials labelled as “compostable” are not a sustainable solution – quite the opposite: in practice, they often fail to deliver the expected benefits. The bags never end up in compost anyway – neither privately nor industrially. Many composting facilities even actively filter them out because they disrupt the process.

Instead, the “bio” label falsely suggests to many dog owners: “Then I can throw it into the organic waste bin – or even just leave it on the ground?” This leads more often to incorrect disposal and therefore to more pollution instead of less.

Conclusion:

  1. Even “biodegradable” or “compostable” dog waste bags do not make dog waste compostable – it still belongs in residual waste.
  2. Biodegradable poop bags do not solve a problem – they often create a new one.
  3. Real environmental protection starts with proper disposal – not with marketing.

Are there “100%” recycled or bio bags?

Additional substances are added to the granulate to stabilise and colour the products. Because of these additives, the claim “100%” would clearly be a lie.

What recycling content do we achieve?

The environmental label “Blue Angel” guarantees a recycling content of at least 80%. Our Blue Angel certified Recycle PURE bags have a recycling content of between 92 and 96%, depending on production conditions.

How can I recognise genuine recycled bags?

Even with state-of-the-art recycling facilities, it is not possible to remove all foreign materials from the film. These visible and tangible foreign particles make pure recycling very easy for end consumers to recognise.

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