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Recyclable Fried Chicken Wing Burger Packaging Greaseproof Paper Bag White Snack Greaseproof Paper Bag For French Fries
Our recyclable fried chicken wing and burger packaging greaseproof paper bags are designed for fast food packaging, ensuring both quality and sustainability. Made from eco-friendly materials, these white greaseproof paper bags keep your food fresh while preventing oil and grease from leaking. Perfect for packaging fried chicken wings, burgers, and French fries, these bags are not only functional but also stylish, with a clean, crisp design. Ideal for fast food restaurants, takeaways, or food trucks looking for a practical and eco-conscious solution for their packaging needs.
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Q1. Do you offer customized packaging solutions? |
Indeed, we specialize in providing custom solutions tailored to your specific requirements. Our team collaborates with you to create packaging that not only encapsulates your product flawlessly but also resonates with your brand's aesthetics and commitment to the environment. |
Q2. What is the minimum order quantity? |
Our minimum order quantity depends on the specific product, typically ranging between 5,000 and 20,000 pieces. For more precise information, we encourage you to reach out to our sales team.s. |
Q3. Are your Products safe for direct contact with food? |
Absolutely, our products are designed and tested to ensure they are safe for direct food contact. They are free from harmful chemicals and comply with all international standards for food safety. |
Q4. What is your standard lead time for orders? |
The lead time for orders largely depends on the order size, the level of customization required, and our current production capacity. Typically, our lead times range from 15 to 20 days. |
Q5. Can I customize the packaging with my company's logo and other details? |
Of course! We offer bespoke printing services, enabling you to include your logo, product information, disposal instructions, and other essential details on our packaging. |
