Food truck bags with your logo. Your truck moves. Your name should too.

A San Diego truck parks in five places a week

Most San Diego trucks don't sit in one spot. Monday is an office park lunch in Sorrento Valley or UTC. Wednesday is a weekly truck night in a neighborhood lot. Friday and Saturday are brewery patios, and Sunday is a festival, a church fundraiser or a private party in Poway. The menu is the same, but the crowd changes every day.

That is the reason a printed bag pays off more for a truck than for almost anyone. A shop has a sign out front that never moves. A truck's customers might never find it again unless they remember the name. A bag with your logo on the kitchen counter at home is how they look you up and find where you're parked next.

No room for a pallet of anything

Every inch on a truck is spoken for: the flat top, the fryer, the cold well, the buns, the propane. A printer that wants you to take thousands of bags at once is useless when you can't fit them anywhere.

Our smallest order is the Kraft Discovery Box, 50 bags. A full box is 120 bags one time, or 150 bags on a subscription. Keep one box on the truck and one at the commissary, and reorder when you open the last one. Free shipping, 3 to 4 days.

Wind, sun and a line of twenty people

Truck service is fast and outdoors. Bags blow over on the counter, the sun beats on the window, and there is always a line. Our 110 GSM paper stands up on its own with a square bottom, so the bag stays open on the ledge while you load it.

Heavy food goes flat on the bottom, sauce cups go in the 3.5″ side pockets, and the bag carries 22 lb by flat handles taped on the inside. Fold the top and seal it with a food tamper-evident sticker for anything going on a delivery app; every box comes with 100.

Your bag is the truck's second paint job

You already spent real money on the wrap. The bag should match it. Use the same main color and the same logo, big, across the front, up to 12 × 14 in. If your wrap is bright, like lime, pink or sky blue, the white bag shows those colors best. If it's black, red or navy, brown kraft looks sharp.

Customers carry that bag across a festival lawn or a brewery patio, and every person they pass sees it. Think of it as a small moving sign you don't have to drive.

Where to start

Test the bags at your busiest stop of the week before you buy a full box. If a lot of your weekend business is at taprooms, read our page on brewery food partner bags. To see every number behind the bag, check the kraft bag size page, or go back to printed kraft bags in San Diego for the full picture.