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In 2021, Alhambra became the first city in LA County to make disposable utensils request-only, and the mayor pitched it as a way for local restaurants to save money. Here's a good place for that savings: a takeout bag with your logo on it, printed free.
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Next free giftThe packing order game, on the taco shop page→[01]Alhambra rules
Alhambra was the first city in LA County to require food places to hand out disposable utensils only when the customer asks. The rule took effect May 22, 2021.
Alhambra restaurants were packing lean before the rest of the county.
Source · HeySoCal, Alhambra request-only utensil lawThe mayor who proposed it said it would help local restaurants save money while cutting plastic waste.
Money not spent on unwanted forks can go where customers actually see it.
Source · Colorado Boulevard, Alhambra passes Skip the Stuff ordinanceCalifornia later made the same idea law everywhere: utensils and condiment packets only on request, including on delivery apps.
Make sure your delivery app menus ask too.
Source · StopWaste, AB 1276 guideChecked 2026-11-13. Rules change, so confirm with your city or county before you rely on them.
Alhambra's rule took effect May 22, 2021, before California passed the same idea statewide. Restaurants here have had the longest practice at packing lean: food, containers and only the extras the customer asked for.
The pitch at the time was savings. Fewer forks, napkins and sauce packets thrown in by default means less money spent on things that end up in a drawer.
Nobody remembers a restaurant because of a plastic fork. They remember the bag that showed up at their door with a name on it. With a printed kraft bag, the print costs you nothing extra: we print your logo on the front for free.
Stop buying what goes in the drawer. Start branding what goes out the door.
Soup-heavy orders need a bag that stays upright. Ours has a flat, square bottom and opens to 7″ deep, so containers sit level, and it carries 22 lb by the handles. Seal the fold with a food tamper-evident sticker for delivery orders.
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[03]Alhambra questions
Yes. Alhambra's local rule and California's AB 1276 both say utensils and condiment packets go out only on request.
Yes. Under AB 1276, delivery platforms must let customers request utensils instead of adding them by default.
Set soup containers on the flat bottom first and build the order around them. The square base keeps them level.
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