Custom Kraft Paper Bags for Global Brands

We can provide our FSC Chain-of-Custody certificate (No. 0234374, valid through 25 Dec 2030, verifiable at info.fsc.org), a third-party factory audit report, our factory certification pack (ISO 9001, SGS, CNAS, Disney FAMA), and your approved bag details in writing. If your compliance team needs something beyond this list, ask before you place your order. We will confirm what we can provide, rather than promising it after the order is placed.

Yes. You can visit our facility, send your own third-party inspector, or take a live video tour. We can also share an existing third-party factory audit report to help start the process. We would rather you check us now, while approving us as a supplier, than find a problem later during a retail audit.

As a starting point: 120 gsm paper suits a weight of about 1.5 kg, 180 gsm suits about 3 kg, and 250 gsm suits about 5 kg. These numbers are a guide for choosing paper weight. The exact weight a bag can carry depends on its size, handle type, and how the product sits inside it, so we confirm this against your actual product at the sample stage.

Yes, we keep colour close between batches and reorders. Natural kraft colour can vary a little between paper batches, and this is more visible with higher recycled content. To manage this, we reserve paper from a single batch for your order whenever possible, and we keep a sample from every production run. We then measure the printed colour against your approved sample using the CIE ΔE colour scale, a standard industry method for measuring how close two colours are. Brand colour and logo areas are held to ΔE ≤ 1.0, a difference too small for the eye to see, which is tighter than our general tolerance of ΔE ≤ 2.0.

Yes, for food that is already bagged, boxed, or bottled, such as most bakery, deli, and specialty-food items. This is known as secondary packaging. We do not make packaging that touches food directly, so if you need a wrapper, liner, or bag that touches unwrapped food, we are not the right supplier for that item.

Yes. A raised logo with no ink (blind embossing), a single-colour soy-ink print on uncoated paper, a heavier paper weight, and a well-made paper rope handle can all give a considered, premium look without lamination. A glossy plastic film finish can also look premium, but it stops the bag from being recycled as paper, while an unlaminated finish keeps it fully recyclable.

Our minimum order quantity (MOQ) is 5,000 units per design or size. Orders typically range from 5,000 to 50,000 units, with larger runs available up to 100,000 units.

Physical samples are typically ready in 3–5 working days, and your sample fee is fully refunded once you place a production order. Bulk production usually takes 20–25 days, from order confirmation to shipping.

Yes. We can send one order to different countries or addresses worldwide, useful for retail chains supplying multiple markets from a single production run.

Before sample production begins, we offer a limited number of free design changes. Once the artwork is finalised and a sample is made, any further changes start a new sampling round. The cost depends on the size of the change: a colour or logo-position change usually costs less than a change to the bag’s structure or material. Once bulk production has started, we generally cannot accept design changes. If a change is unavoidable at that stage, we will check with you first whether it is possible, and confirm the cost before going ahead. Foil stamping, spot UV, and die-cutting need a one-time printing setup. If a change needs a new printing plate, that setup cost applies again.

Yes. If kraft is not the right fit for a certain product line, see our custom apparel paper bags and custom jewelry paper bags pages. You can also mention it when you request a quote, and we will let you know how we can combine it with this order.