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Pasadena restaurants stopped packing prepared food in foam back in 2017, and since 2021 utensils only go out when someone asks. The bag is the one piece of your takeout the city leaves up to you.
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Next free giftThe Friday rush tapper: how many bags can you stamp in 10 seconds, on the food truck page→[01]Pasadena rules
Pasadena restaurants and food retailers stopped using polystyrene foam for prepared food in 2017 and moved to alternatives like reusable or paper service ware.
Foam to-go containers are not an option in Pasadena.
Source · HeySoCal public notice, PasadenaRestaurants and delivery apps in Pasadena may only hand out disposable utensils, napkins and similar extras when the customer asks for them.
Add an 'utensils?' choice to your online ordering, and pack only what was requested.
Source · City of Pasadena, Ordinance adding Chapter 8.63Checked 2026-11-12. Rules change, so confirm with your city or county before you rely on them.
Two city rules shape a Pasadena to-go order today. Foam is gone, so your containers are paper, fiber or something reusable. And the extras, like forks and napkins, only go in when the customer asks.
Neither rule says anything about the bag. We checked. That makes the bag the one part of your packaging where you still get to make a statement.
When the utensil packets and stacks of napkins stopped going in by default, the order got cleaner. What's left is your food, your containers and your bag.
That's the moment to put your name on the outside. A customer opening a lean, tidy order out of a bag with your logo on it remembers where it came from.
If you moved to paper or fiber containers when foam went away, a kraft bag finishes the look. Brown kraft sits naturally next to fiber bowls and paper boxes. White kraft makes a colorful logo pop.
Pastry boxes and coffee runs leave in a bag that gets carried around all morning. A warm, simple logo on brown kraft looks right on a bakery order, like the Bread House sample above.
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[03]Pasadena questions
Not in the city rules we checked. Those cover foam containers and accessory foodware. Paper is your choice, and a good one if your containers are already paper or fiber.
Yes. Pasadena's ordinance covers restaurants and third-party delivery platforms, so add an option for utensils in your online menu.
Yes. You upload it when you set up your box and see it on the bag before you pay.
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