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Culver City wants takeout it can compost. Your bag can carry your name too.
Foam went away here in 2017. Since 2022, takeout and delivery packaging has to be something the City's organics program accepts, and dine-in disposables are gone. Paper and fiber won. Here's how to make your paper the one people remember.
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Next free giftThe packing order game, on the taco shop page→[01]Culver City rules
Three rules shape a Culver City order. All of them point to paper.
- Foam ban (since November 8, 2017)
Culver City became the 108th city in California to ban polystyrene foodware. Food places serving takeout can't use solid or foam polystyrene.
Foam containers have been out here for years.
Source · City of Culver City press release, May 11 2017 - Takeout and delivery (Chapter 5.07)
Disposable food service ware for takeout or delivery must be accepted by the City's organics collection program. Plastic and PLA to-go ware are not allowed.
Your to-go packaging should be fiber or paper the City can compost.
Source · City of Culver City, Waste Reduction - Dine-in
The City bans the use of any disposable food service ware for on-premises dining.
Disposables are for to-go orders only.
Source · City of Culver City, Waste Reduction
Checked 2026-11-13. Rules change, so confirm with your city or county before you rely on them.
Compost-ready packaging is the default here
Most cities stop at banning foam. Culver City went a step further: the packaging you send out for takeout or delivery has to be something its organics collection can take. Plastic to-go ware and PLA, the clear plant-based plastic, both fail that test.
So your containers are already paper or fiber. The bag is the last piece, and it's the one your customer carries out the door.
Everyone switched. Not everyone branded
When a whole city moves to paper, the takeout on every counter starts to look the same. Your logo on the bag is what makes yours look like yours.
Same rules as the place next door. Different bag.
Dine-in is reusable, so takeout carries the brand
With disposables gone from the dining room, the only disposable packaging that represents you is what leaves the building. A printed kraft bag with a food tamper-evident sticker across the fold makes every pickup and delivery look finished.
Every full box includes 100 of those stickers free.
[02]Price
Paper bags for Culver City orders. Logo printed free.
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64¢ a bag · 250 bags
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Same price printed or plain. Printing the back of the bag too is a paid add-on.
[03]Culver City questions
Culver City owners ask.
Is a kraft paper bag okay under Culver City's rules?
The rules we found target polystyrene, plastic and PLA to-go ware. Paper isn't on that list.
When did the foam ban start?
November 8, 2017. The takeout packaging rules followed on January 1, 2022.
Can I use disposables for dine-in?
No. The City bans disposable food service ware for on-premises dining.
How fast do bags arrive?
Usually 3 to 4 days after they ship, with free shipping.
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