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Beverly Hills · restaurant bags
Since 2024, every single-use item a Beverly Hills restaurant hands out has to be compostable or recyclable, and the City spells out that unlined paper qualifies. A kraft takeout bag sits on the right side of that line. Your logo makes it look like it belongs to you.
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Pick your logo file and watch it land on our 12″ × 7″ × 14″ kraft bag, to scale, inside the 12 × 14 in print area. Your file stays on your device.
Setup is $0 and the front print is free. Want to test first? Try 50 bags for $28.
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Next free giftCan people read your bag from across the street? Test it on the print proof page→[01]Beverly Hills rules
Beverly Hills only allows compostable and recyclable single-use articles, as accepted by the City's waste hauler, and prohibits the sale of expanded polystyrene products.
Every disposable piece of your to-go order has to be compostable or recyclable.
Source · City of Beverly Hills, Single-Use Plastic and Expanded PolystyreneThe City counts aluminum, unlined paper, glass and CRV beverage containers as recyclable. Plastic and expanded polystyrene single-use articles are not.
Paper is on the right side of the line.
Source · City of Beverly Hills, Single-Use Plastic and Expanded PolystyreneBrick-and-mortar food places with fewer than 26 employees and fewer than 20 dine-in tables can apply for a waiver of up to one year while they switch.
Small places get time, but the switch still comes.
Source · City of Beverly Hills, Single-Use Plastic and Expanded PolystyreneChecked 2026-11-13. Rules change, so confirm with your city or county before you rely on them.
The 2024 ordinance is simple at its core: if it's single-use, it has to be compostable or recyclable as the City's waste hauler accepts it. Then the City spells out what recyclable means. Aluminum, unlined paper and glass are in. Plastic and foam single-use articles are out.
That clarity helps. You don't have to guess whether paper counts. It does.
Customers in Beverly Hills notice details. A plain bag on a carefully plated order sends a mixed message. Your logo printed edge to edge on a 110 GSM bag that stands on its own looks like the same restaurant that cooked the food.
The bag is the first thing they see and the last thing they throw away.
If you have fewer than 26 employees and fewer than 20 dine-in tables, the City lets you apply for a waiver of up to a year while you switch. Use that year well. Switching your bag to printed kraft is one of the easiest parts of the change, and it's the part your customers see.
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[03]Beverly Hills questions
The City lists unlined paper as recyclable, along with aluminum and glass. Our kraft bags are 100% recyclable paper.
The City Council adopted it on March 18, 2024.
For dine-in, yes. To-go orders from full-service restaurants still follow the single-use rules.
Upload it when you set up your box and you'll see it on the bag before you pay.
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