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San Mateo · logo printed kraft
Logo printed kraft takeout bags for San Mateo restaurants, ramen bars and cafes, and the logo printing is free. San Mateo follows the county's fiber foodware rule, so a paper bag is the natural partner.
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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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Type your shop name and tap Press as the bag slides under the print head. We measure the miss in real inches across the bag's front. Then save a card with your three bags.
The front of our bag is 12″ wide and 14″ tall, and your logo can fill all 12 × 14 in of it, edge to edge. Printing it is free and setup is $0.
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The City of San Mateo adopted San Mateo County's disposable food service ware ordinance on February 1, 2021, with enforcement starting October 1, 2022.
The county's foodware rules apply to restaurants in the city of San Mateo.
Source · San Mateo County Office of Sustainability, foodware ordinance jurisdiction informationUnder the county model, food service businesses use natural fiber foodware that is certified compostable and PFAS free. Polystyrene is prohibited.
To-go containers in San Mateo are fiber or paper and certified compostable. A paper bag matches.
Source · San Mateo County Office of Sustainability, Disposable Food Service Ware OrdinanceUtensils, straws and condiments can only be provided when the customer asks, cannot be bundled together, and individually wrapped accessories must use paper wrapping.
Ask before you pack forks or sauces, and hand them out one by one.
Source · San Mateo County Office of Sustainability, Disposable Food Service Ware OrdinanceChecked 2026-11-13. Rules change, so confirm with your city or county before you rely on them.
Downtown San Mateo, around B Street and Third and Fourth Avenues, is one of the best places on the Peninsula for Japanese food. Ramen shops, izakayas, sushi counters and Japanese markets sit a few steps from the Caltrain station. Add Hawaiian plate lunch, boba, Peruvian chicken and Mexican spots along El Camino Real, and you have a lot of variety in a small downtown.
Commuters grab dinner between the train and the car. Families pick up after a day at Central Park. Office workers along Highway 92 order team lunches. Most of it travels.
The City of San Mateo adopted San Mateo County's foodware ordinance in February 2021, and enforcement started October 1, 2022. Containers must be natural fiber, certified compostable and PFAS free. Polystyrene is out. Utensils, straws and condiments only go out when the customer asks, they can't be bundled into a kit, and if they're wrapped, the wrapping is paper.
Look at a typical San Mateo to-go order now: fiber bowls, paper wrapped chopsticks, nothing extra unless asked. It's all paper and plant fiber. A kraft bag belongs in that picture, and a plain one wastes the best spot for your name.
Ramen and udon travel best split up: broth in one sealed container, noodles and toppings in another. That means two or three containers per bowl, and a family order fills a bag fast. Ours is 12″ × 7″ × 14″ with a 3.5″ gusset, so broth containers sit flat side by side on the bottom and the noodles go above them.
The bag carries up to 22 lb. Close it with a food tamper-evident sticker so the driver can't peek. A box has 100 of them.
Many San Mateo shops use clean, graphic logos, a single brush stroke or a simple bowl icon. Those look great on brown kraft in black or deep red. If your logo includes Japanese characters, keep the strokes thick enough to print clearly. Our print area is 12 × 14 in on the front.
Look at a few sample designs on our print proof page, compare with Daly City up the road, or start from the top with printed kraft bags for Bay Area restaurants.
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Boxes ship free and land in 3 to 4 business days. Back printing is an add-on.
[03]San Mateo FAQ
Yes. The city adopted the San Mateo County model in February 2021, and enforcement began October 1, 2022.
Only when the customer asks. Accessories have to be requested, given out one by one, and wrapped in paper if wrapped at all.
Yes, if the strokes are thick enough. Upload your file and check the preview on the bag before you pay.
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