Bio360

The compostable Bio360 mulch film is made of Mater-Bi, a vegetable starch-based raw material that is compostable. The colorant concentrate (masterbatch) pigment mixture used for coloring is also made of Mater-Bi. It leaves no toxic residues in the ground and you save on removal, recycling and land fill costs. Bio360 is also guaranteed non oxo-degradable. It leaves no chemical residues in the soil once it degrades. Mater-Bi complies with international degradation and environmental standards such as TUV Austria Soil OK biodegradable and BPI's ASTM D6400, which guarantee complete decomposition in the soil without any toxic residues.

MADE IN THE USA

YOUR COMPOSTABLE MULCH FILM,

THE ONE AND ONLY AND MADE IN THE USA.

Bio360 is the pioneer in the development of the compostable mulch market in North America. With 20 years of experience, growers widely acknowledge this degradable mulch film for its reliability and exceptional quality.

Made of Mater-Bi in partnership with Novamont, it is certified to the highest international compostable and soil degradable standards. The formula, quality and consistency have stayed the same throughout the years.

FOR OVER 65 YEARS

Dubois Agrinovation is proud to be North America's leading provider of horticultural solutions. With over 65 years of experience, we have built our reputation by offering products and services of exceptional quality.

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PROVEN STABLE BIODEGRADATION

Bio360 mulch degrades over the season. At the very end of your production window, it will have almost completely disappeared from the ground.

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GUARANTEED WITHOUT CHEMICALS OR HEAVY METALS

Bio360 is guaranteed without any trace of chemicals such as heavy metals or arsenic. We are the most transparent in terms of the origin of the materials used.

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GUARANTEED WITHOUT CHEMICALS OR HEAVY METALS

OUR CERTIFICATIONS

Discover all the certifications for our compostable mulch.

Certification Compostable BPI

This certification, allocated by the Biodegradable Products Institute (BPI), certifies that products and packaging successfully break down in professionally managed composting facilities, without harming the quality of that compost. BPI's goal: scalable diversion of organic waste to composting.

Certification OK Biodegradable SOIL

This certification, allocated by TÜVA AUSTRIA (Belgium) certifies that analyzed products optimally break down in the soil without compromising its quality. The OK Biodegradable SOIL label guarantees that a product will completely biodegrade in the soil without adversely affecting the environnement.

Certification Compostable CIC

This certification, affected by the Italian Composting and Biogas Association (CIC), validates that analyzed bags and compostable products (made of paper or bioplastic) are compatible with the industrial composting process and do not affect the quality of the obtained compost.

IPP UNI AND IIP Conformity

The Italian Plastic Institutes (IPP Srl) operates certification of raw materials, semi-finished, and finished plastic products and validates compliance with European standards. IPP Uni and PIIP marks confirm that products meet UNI, UNI EN, and UNI EN ISO prescribed standards.

ABA 4736-2006 Australian Standards Conformity

The ABA administers a voluntary verification scheme, for companies or individuals wishing to have their claims of compliance with Australian Standard 4736-2006, compostable and biodegradable plastics

Our Bio360 mulch, BPI certified

Testimonials

- Drum's produce | Bloomsburg, Pennsylvanie

“It works, I disc it under at the end of the season and it’s gone. I buy more every year and now will use on all plastic applications.”

- Garden Spot Greenhouse | Portage, Michigan

“I grow 20 acres of vegetables and I am using Bio360. Great product, I tried side by side with oxo degradable, and Bio360 has broken up much better at the end of the season. More expensive but worth the money.”

- Coverdale Farm Preserve | Greenville, Delaware

“Bio360 is fantastic, we don’t have to pick it up at the end, it’s the biggest advantage. Because of the time we spend to pull up plastic is a nightmare.”

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