Composting tips
Following these tips, our Nibble & Thrive compostable packaging, along with other brands of certified home compostables, completely decomposed in our home compost bin after about 7 weeks.

Cut up compostable materials into smaller pieces to speed up decomposition, including kitchen scraps and our compostable packaging.
- Maintain a healthy compost pile.
- How to make compost at home.
- We also recommend amending your compost pile with organic compost starter. Check with your local garden center, or search online. We've used the following:
- Espoma Organic Bacterial Compost Bin Compost Starter
- Jobe's Organics Compost Starter
- Based on our experience with composting over several years, we recommend limiting compostable packaging volume to no more than 5% of your compost pile. We'll update this page when we find more scientific evidence around still-nascent home compostable packaging.