6.5" x 6" x 0.75" Grease Resistant White Bakery Bag
6.5" x 7" + 1.75"LP + 1.75"FB 0.5 mil Portion Control Saddle Pack Printed All Days (7 colors)
7" x 6.75" Grease Resistant Kraft Side-Opening Bakery Bag
8" x 6.5" x 1" Grease Resistant Kraft Bakery Bag
Aluf 56 Gal. Clear Garbage Bags - 43 in. x 46 in. (Pack of 100) 2 mil - for Recycling, Storage
Aluf COEX Supertuff 3-Ply Antimicrobial on Rolls RCM-2944 26 Gallon
Aluf COEX Supertuff 3-Ply Antimicrobial on Rolls RCM-3853X 44 Gallon
Bagcraft Snak Sack™ 4" x 1.75" x 3.125" Grease Resistant Natural Bag
Berry Plastics Hospi-Tuff Biohazard Red 24" x 32" Can Liner
Bistro Natural Kraft Paper Shopping Bag with Handles 10" x 6.5" x 12"
COEX Supertuff 3-Ply Antimicrobial on Rolls RCM-4047 45 Gallon
DayMark Safety Systems-IT115437 21" PipingPal Disposable Pastry Bag With Dispenser (100 Bags)
Can Liners, Takeout & Retail Bags
Bags for the whole operation, front to back: can liners and trash liners for waste stations, T-shirt and shopping bags for carryout, paper deli and pastry bags for counter service, and food storage bags for prep. Liners are sized by gallon capacity and mil thickness so you match the bag to the can and the load, with compostable and recycled-content options for programs that separate organics or fall under bag bans. Reusable carryout options are available where reusable-bag mandates apply.
Material Options and Sustainability
Today's food service bags span traditional plastics, kraft paper, and innovative compostable materials to meet diverse operational and environmental goals. Eco-friendly bags and compostable options help establishments reduce their environmental footprint while maintaining functionality for food storage and carryout applications. Material selection impacts everything from durability and temperature resistance to brand perception and compliance with local sustainability regulations.
Choosing the Right Bags
Consider these factors when selecting wholesale food service bags for your operation:
- Match Bag Type to Application: Use food storage bags for prepping and refrigeration, carryout bags for customer orders, and can liners for waste management to ensure proper functionality.
- Consider Weight Capacity: Select bags with adequate weight ratings for their intended contents—heavier items require reinforced handles or thicker gauge materials to prevent tearing.
- Align with Sustainability Goals: Evaluate compostable bags and paper options if reducing plastic waste is a priority, ensuring they meet local composting facility requirements.
- Size for Efficiency: Stock multiple sizes to minimize waste and costs—oversized bags waste material while undersized options create operational frustrations.
- Verify Food-Safe Certifications: Ensure bags intended for direct food contact meet FDA requirements and are specifically manufactured for food service applications.


































