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Custom Printed Burger Wrapping Paper

Custom printed burger wrapping paper sheets for full wraps, partial wraps, fries, trays and basket liners, specified around the food, sheet size and grease-resistance requirement.

MOQ guide: From 10,000 pcs. Final MOQ is confirmed with your quotation.

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PRODUCT FIT

Plan burger wrapping sheets around the food, fold and service method.

Start with the food, wrapping method, grease level, holding time and the branding you want visible. Sheet size, paper requirements, artwork, order quantity and packing are reviewed together for your project quotation. Share what you already know and mark anything still undecided; the final specification and price are confirmed for your order.

Common applications

Burger wrapping
French fry and snack liners
Food trays
Restaurant baskets

What can be customized

Sheet size
Paper grammage
Grease resistance
Print coverage and colors
Packing quantity

WRAPPING & CUSTOM PRINT

One sheet. Three ways to serve your burger.

Choose the serving format first, then plan the sheet size and print around the folds. These diagrams explain the layout; they are not product samples or evidence of paper performance.

Diagram of a burger enclosed in a printed sheet, with overlapping paper folds

Full wrap

Fold the sheet around the whole burger for a covered handoff. Allow enough paper to bring the edges together around the filled burger, then check the closure with your usual wrapping method.

Plan the visible panel after folding, rather than judging the artwork only on a flat sheet.

Diagram of an exposed burger held by a printed sheet folded around its lower half

Partial wrap

Leave the top open and fold the paper around the lower part of the burger for a handheld serving. Check that the sheet covers the grip area without hiding the eating edge.

Place the brand on the exposed paper. A repeat pattern offers several visible logo positions as the sheet is folded.

Diagram of a flat printed paper liner beneath a burger and fries in a serving tray

Tray or basket liner

Lay the sheet beneath the food for an open tray or basket presentation. Match the sheet to the serving area and decide whether the edges sit inside the tray or fold over its sides.

Consider which parts of the pattern remain visible around the food, rather than placing the only logo directly underneath it.

Repeat pattern or fixed-position artwork?

Both start with the same question: what should the buyer see when the food is served?

Diagram of several repeated logos across a flat paper sheet

Repeat pattern

A logo or motif repeats across the sheet. It can keep part of the branding visible when staff use different folds or when food covers part of a liner. The exact visible logo position varies with the wrap.

Fixed-position artwork

A logo or message sits in an agreed area of the sheet. Align the artwork with the chosen sheet size, wrapping direction and folds. Review a folded mockup to check that the design remains on the intended visible panel.

Illustrative layouts, not to scale. Final paper selection and printing feasibility are reviewed for the application and sample.

Discuss the wrap you have in mind.

Ask Lynn about a full wrap, a partial wrap or a liner. You can start the conversation before you have dimensions, quantity or artwork; a current packaging photo is helpful if you already have one.

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YOUR PRINTED FINISH

Logo on paper, or a printed background?

A custom burger wrap can leave the paper visible around the branding or use a printed background with the logo reversed out. Compare the appearance on the exposed folds of a wrap or around the food on a liner.

One ink color can create two different looks.

Color count describes the inks. Coverage describes how much of the sheet receives them. These examples use the same navy color and logo spacing to show the difference.

Printed logos, visible paper

Ink forms the logos; the surrounding paper stays visible. This gives the wrap a spaced brand pattern while keeping the paper itself part of the design.

Printed background, reversed logos

Ink forms the background and the logo shapes are left unprinted. Those shapes show the paper color; pale lettering in a mockup does not automatically mean white ink.

Illustrative layouts, not physical print samples. The light areas represent unprinted paper, not a promised paper shade or white-ink option. Final appearance and print feasibility depend on the selected paper and agreed artwork.

Compare the print treatment as well as the color count.

Two one-color designs can have very different coverage. When comparing a logo pattern with a solid background, keep that difference visible in the artwork and quotation. The quotation guide explains the other commercial details to compare.

Compare wrapping-paper quotes

Ask Lynn about the look you have in mind. You can start without artwork, dimensions or quantity; those details can follow in the conversation.

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MATERIAL & STRUCTURE ROUTES

Compare the function before selecting a weight or finish.

Choose by the food, service conditions and finish you need. We review the proposed material and sample with your project requirements.

Greaseproof paper

A dense paper route considered for direct wrapping when oil resistance is required.

Treated or coated sheet

A functional surface can be evaluated when the food adds stronger grease or moisture demands.

Waxed or laminated route

An option to discuss for juicy food, longer holding or stronger moisture protection; final suitability must be confirmed.

WHAT TO SEND FOR A USEFUL QUOTE

Details we can work through together.

These questions help us develop your specification. You can send an enquiry before you know the answers.

Food and serviceBurger, fries or basket liner; dine-in, takeaway or delivery.
Finished sheet sizeShare the sheet width × length if known. Starting without an existing wrap? Send the approximate food size and how it will be wrapped or served. A reference photo can help us review the format before the final specification is confirmed.
PerformanceDescribe heat, oil, sauce, moisture and expected contact time.
Print layoutChoose a repeating pattern or fixed-position design and state the print colors.
Quantity and packingShare estimated pieces per order and the preferred inner-pack quantity.
Market requirementsName the delivery country and any food-contact document that must be checked.

BUYER QUESTIONS

What happens before production?

Should I use a repeating logo or a fixed-position print?

Repeating patterns remain visible through different folds. Fixed-position artwork needs tighter control of sheet size, food position and the wrapping method. Test the layout on a physical sample.

Does higher grammage always provide better grease resistance?

No. Fibre structure, treatment, coating, folds, heat and contact time all affect performance. Select the material route first, then confirm grammage through sampling.

What is the current MOQ guide?

The current guide is from 10,000 pieces. Final MOQ depends on sheet size, material, print coverage and packing method and is confirmed with the quotation.

What artwork should I send?

AI, PDF or EPS vector artwork is preferred. A clear JPG or PNG can start the discussion, but it may need to be recreated for production.

When would a label help alongside the printed burger wrap?

Use the paper for the food wrap and visible brand print. A separate packaging label can identify a menu version or hold an approved fold when that is part of your packing method. Test the label on the selected paper and check how the customer opens it; a sticker cannot make an undersized sheet cover the burger.

Can I check a sample first?

Available stock samples are free, with freight paid by the buyer. Custom samples are charged first, and the fee is credited after a bulk order.

How long does the process take?

The first digital mockup target is within 3 hours during China working hours after usable customer artwork arrives. A custom sample targets dispatch within 7 days after its structure, material and artwork are confirmed and the sampling fee is paid. Most approved custom orders target factory dispatch within 30 days after payment is received and final artwork or sample approval; requested testing time is additional.

BUYER GUIDES

Explore the options for your project.

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ASK ABOUT YOUR PACKAGING

Interested in custom burger paper?

Send a short question about the packaging you need. Photos, dimensions, quantities and artwork are welcome when available, and can follow after first contact.

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Custom Printed Burger Wrapping Paper