The Swag Bag Keeps Fruit, Veggies, & Greens Nutrient-Rich, Fresh & Crisp For 2 Weeks or MORE!

The Swag Bag 

Remember when you told yourself you’d eat all the veggies you bought? Then a week flew by, and now they’ve all gone bad? We’re not judging; we’ve all been guilty of food waste. It’s just inevitable when produce goes bad within seven days!

Well, what if we told you there is a way to extend the life of your produce for 2+ weeks, save you $1,500 in food waste, and reduce your carbon footprint all at the same time?

The Swag Bag, an all-natural and plastic-free approach to waste reduction, is engineered to keep fruits, vegetables, and greens fresh for two weeks or more! Did we mention it’s biodegradable? The Swag Bag breaks the cycle of waste, from start to finish, by serving its purpose in your kitchen to fully decomposing at the end of its life.

Just like that, not a thing ends up in the landfill. That’s how you do zero-waste!

How Does it Keep Produce Fresh?

You could say The Swag Bag is pretty revolutionary for the zero-waste movement.

"The Swag Saves The Average Household $1,500 In Food Waste Over the Life of Each Bag!"

When each household wastes at least 30% of their food and the U.S alone loses $161 billion in food waste per year, we’d say its a revolutionary solution!

The Swag Bag contains three layers of 100% natural, unbleached, and unseeded cotton with properties that lock in just enough moisture for freshness without suffocating your produce. This patented process works like nothing else because it allows air to pass through the veggies and greens to release naturally occurring ethylene gas, which causes produce to spoil.

You might ask, why not just use a plastic bag to mimic this process? For one, The Swag Bag contains zero traces of plastic and is fully biodegradable, whereas a single-use plastic bag takes 20 years to decompose. Not to mention, a plastic bag will only hold moisture in but isn’t breathable enough for the produce to release ethylene gas which in return, leaves you with a bunch of rotten veggies and greens!

How To Use The Swag Bag

There might be a slight learning curve your first time using your Swag Bag, but once you get the hang of it, it’ll feel like second nature. 

1. First, give your Swag Bag a good wash by tossing it in the washing machine using cold water and hang to dry. Feel like this part is unnecessary? We get it, we’ve skipped the washing step in instructions before too! However, this step is essential for the utmost freshness of your produce so that the inner-layer of the Swag Bag can plump up and dry to start working its moisture-locking magic.

2. Next, let’s prep your veggies. Start by rinsing your produce in cold water and either apple cider or white wine vinegar. We won’t get too scientific on you here, but the acidity in the vinegar kills any bacteria that could cause your produce to rot. If you have time, it’s best to let the produce soak in a mixture of water and vinegar for a few hours. Be sure to know which produce likes to be immersed in water and which one’s prefer a rinse. For example, fuzzy fruit like peaches only needs to be rinsed. Now, just chop the stalks off any produce that has them so that the moisture can be absorbed better.

3. Once you have your clean Swag Bag, wet the bag’s outer layer under the faucet and wring it out. Make sure the inner layer of the bag stays dry so that your Swag Bag isn’t holding too much water and loses its breathability. Excess moisture on the inside of the bag can cause your food to degrade quickly, so make sure to get only the outside wet!

4. Now, just add your veggies, fruit, or greens inside the bag! To avoid your vegetables affecting the smell of your fruits, we recommend using separate colored Swag Bags, which keeps your fridge nice and organized. Every few days, add some water to the outer layer of your Swag Bags to ensure the perfect amount of moisture for the freshest produce!

Environmental Benefits of The Swag Bag

Think of The Swag Bag as your best friend to fight climate change by reducing your carbon footprint. Roughly, 11% of all greenhouse gas emissions that come from the food industry could be eliminated if every household simply stopped wasting food.

On a consumer level, your individual actions matter more than you think. Food waste isn’t as simplistic as it sounds. Anytime we throw out food, it doesn’t just disappear. We’re also wasting the significant amounts of energy and water that it took to get the food into your fridge. Even more, if food waste ends up in our landfills, which it does, and it takes up 20% of all waste, it produces methane gas-- a greenhouse gas which is more potent than carbon dioxide.

You get the point. The Swag Bag is your friendly reminder that you have the power to make your kitchen a waste-free zone that the planet and your wallet will thank you for in return!

Care Instructions

Every few weeks, throw your Swag Bag in the washing machine using cold water. To naturally sanitize every 4-5 washes, fill a glass spray bottle with vinegar and spritz your Swag Bag, and then use the extra rinse cycle to remove any residue.

Choose From 3 Sizes and Several Colors:

Large Swag

Long Swag