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Berkeley, CA · custom printed bags
Printed kraft takeout bags for Berkeley restaurants, cafes and bakeries, your logo on the front at no setup cost. Berkeley has some of the strictest foodware rules in the state. Paper fits them.
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Pick your logo file and watch it land on our 12″ × 7″ × 14″ kraft bag, to scale, inside the 12 × 14 in print area. Your file stays on your device.
Setup is $0 and the front print is free. Want to test first? Try 50 bags for $28.
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Tap each day, put in how many orders go out, and watch every day grow into a tower of bags with your initial on top. You get your busiest day, a month of bags and the box mix that covers it. Save the poster when you are done.
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Add Monday's orders and watch your first tower go up.
The counts are all yours. Prices, bags per box and stickers come from our box (150 bags, $85) and bundle (300 bags, $152) on Subscribe & Save, with $0 logo setup.
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Next free giftNext free gift: tap through a dinner rush, on the Oakland BBQ page→[01]From berkeleyca.gov
Berkeley's single use foodware rules say all takeout foodware must be BPI certified compostable, with no single use plastic allowed.
Takeout containers in Berkeley are certified compostable, so a paper bag fits the rest of the order.
Source · City of Berkeley, Single Use Foodware RulesStraws, napkins, utensils and lids go out only on request or at self serve stations, delivery platforms must offer an opt in, and prepared food vendors charge $0.25 for each disposable beverage cup.
Add an 'utensils?' choice online and pack only what was asked for. List the cup charge on the receipt.
Source · City of Berkeley, Single Use Foodware RulesBusinesses offering on site dining in Berkeley must serve dine in customers on reusable, washable foodware.
Disposables in Berkeley are for orders leaving the building, which makes the to-go bag the main disposable a customer sees.
Source · City of Berkeley, Single Use Foodware RulesChecked 2026-11-13. Rules change, so confirm with your city or county before you rely on them.
Shattuck Avenue in North Berkeley is the old Gourmet Ghetto, the strip that made California cooking famous, with pizza lines and cheese counters still drawing crowds. Telegraph Avenue near campus runs on cheap, fast student food. Solano Avenue and the Fourth Street shops pull families and weekend walkers. Downtown near the BART station feeds commuters on the way home.
A big share of all that leaves in a bag. Students carry dinner back to the dorms. Grad students take lunch up the hill. Parents pick up pizza on the way home from the park.
Here is the twist in Berkeley's rules. Dine in customers have to be served on reusable, washable dishes. Takeout foodware has to be certified compostable. Forks, napkins and lids only go out when someone asks, and a disposable cup carries a 25 cent charge.
So the throwaway stuff got smaller and plainer. What is left on a to-go order is the food, a compostable box and the bag holding it all. That bag is now the most visible thing your customer takes out the door. A blank one is a missed chance.
Berkeley customers notice materials. A brown kraft bag says paper before they even touch it. Keep the design honest and simple: your name big, a small mark, maybe the street you're on. Skip the busy art.
We print a 12 × 14 in area on the front. Brown kraft gives an earthy look that suits a bakery or a grain bowl spot. Bright white kraft makes a red or blue logo jump, good for pizza and burger places. Not sure which way to go? Our kraft bag size and spec sheet shows both.
With utensils and napkins on request, you are packing fewer loose bits. Stack the heavy containers flat on the bottom, put the light stuff on top, fold the top once and seal it with a sticker. Each box comes with 100 food tamper-evident stickers, so a delivery driver can't open the order without it showing.
Want to compare Berkeley with the rest of the region? Read about our printed kraft bags for Bay Area restaurants or see how things work just south in Oakland.
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[03]Berkeley answers
No. It's paper. Berkeley's rules ban single use plastic takeout foodware and ask for certified compostable containers. A paper bag is not plastic.
Yes. The bag doesn't change that. Accessories like utensils and napkins go out only on request or at a self serve station, and delivery apps need an opt in.
Only your to-go orders use bags, so start small. The Discovery Box is 50 bags. A Subscribe & Save box is 150 bags for $85.
Yes. You upload it, see it on the bag, and nothing prints until you're happy.
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