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Since January 1, 2026, Burbank restaurants serve dine-in guests on reusable ware, and disposables are for to-go only. That makes your takeout order the one thing that leaves your restaurant with your name on it, if you put it there.
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Next free giftMake a poster of your bag over your city, on the Pasadena page→[01]Burbank rules
Burbank's Waste Reduction Regulations Ordinance bans the use or sale of expanded and rigid polystyrene packaging and food ware.
No foam containers or foam packing.
Source · City of Burbank newsroom, June 28 2024Burbank food service businesses may not give disposable food ware to customers dining on site. Takeout food ware must be compostable or recyclable, and given on request.
Disposables are for to-go only now, so your takeout packaging carries the whole impression.
Source · City of Burbank, Guide to Waste Reduction and Diversion at Your BusinessThe City's foodware compliance guidelines say there is currently no ban on takeout bags made of plastic, and that this may change as state laws develop.
Your bag is your choice today. Picking paper now means nothing to change later.
Source · City of Burbank, Foodware Compliance GuidelinesChecked 2026-11-12. Rules change, so confirm with your city or county before you rely on them.
Burbank's Waste Reduction Regulations Ordinance came in two steps. In July 2024 foam packaging and food ware went away. On January 1, 2026, disposable food ware left the dining room, so dine-in guests now eat off reusable plates.
Put those together and takeout is the only place disposable packaging still meets your customer. Whatever that packaging looks like is what people associate with you.
The City's own compliance guidelines say there's no ban today on takeout bags made of plastic, and that this may change as state law develops. So the bag is a choice, not a rule.
Choosing paper now means nothing to redo if the rules tighten later. Choosing paper with your logo on it means the choice pays you back on every order.
Your dine-in guests see your room, your plates and your staff. Your takeout customers see a bag. Brown or white kraft with your logo, sealed with a food tamper-evident sticker, tells them the same story your dining room does.
Every full box comes with 100 of those stickers free, so delivery orders arrive sealed.
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[03]Burbank questions
Not today. The City's foodware compliance guidelines say bags for takeout aren't banned yet, and that this may change.
January 1, 2026. Dine-in customers are served on reusable ware.
It has to be compostable or recyclable, and given out on request.
Yes. Both are 110 GSM and carry 22 lb. White makes bright logos pop.
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