Can biodegradable film bags be stored in the same area as chemicals?

It is best not to store biodegradable film bags in the same area as chemicals. Although biodegradable film bags typically do not contain toxic chemicals, contact with certain chemicals may affect their performance and even lead to degradation.
Chemicals may include corrosive substances, solvents, acids and bases, which may react with the components in biodegradable film bags, leading to bag deterioration, deformation, or accelerated degradation. In addition, certain chemicals may have adverse effects on environmentally friendly bags, affecting their biodegradability performance.
Therefore, to ensure the quality and performance of biodegradable film bags, it is best to store them away from chemicals. If it is necessary to store the chemicals in the same area, it is necessary to ensure good sealing of the chemicals, avoid direct contact with biodegradable film bags, and regularly inspect the bags for any adverse effects.