Custom deli paper is a lightweight, food-safe sheet treated to resist grease, moisture, and heat, used to wrap sandwiches, burgers, baked goods, and deli meats, and to line baskets and trays. It is the single cheapest, fastest piece of branding in your entire operation. You already buy the paper. The only question is whether it is working for your brand or just sitting there blank.
A customer unwraps your sandwich at their desk, in their car, at a picnic table, somewhere you are not standing to remind them who made it. Your name on that sheet is the difference between “that was a good sandwich” and “that was a good sandwich from your shop.” It shows up in photos, on tables, in hands, for the entire time it takes to eat. No other piece of your branding gets that much uninterrupted attention for that little cost.
Not all custom printed paper performs the same, and the coating is what actually does the work. Here is what each option is built for:
Here is something almost nobody tells you when you are shopping for deli paper: paper weight and grease resistance are two completely different specifications. GSM, grams per square meter, tells you how heavy and stiff the sheet feels. It does not tell you whether oil from a hot sandwich is going to soak through in the next five minutes.
Grease resistance comes from the coating or treatment applied to the paper, not from how thick the base sheet is. A lighter sheet with the right treatment will outperform a heavier, untreated sheet every time a hot, oily item hits it. When we specify your deli paper, we match the coating to what you are actually wrapping, not just the weight to a generic standard.
Size |
Common Use |
6″ x 6″ |
Small pastries, sliders, individual portions |
10″ x 10″ |
Standard sandwiches, burgers, wraps |
12″ x 12″ |
Larger sandwiches, deli meats, basket and tray liners |
12″ x 9″ |
Rectangular wraps, hoagies, subs |
Custom sizes |
Specialty items, oversized wraps, bakery-specific needs |
12″ x 12″ and 10″ x 10″ are the two sizes nearly every deli, sandwich shop, and food truck reaches for first. If your menu runs bigger or smaller, tell us the item and we will size the sheet to it.
Deli paper touches food directly, so compliance is not optional. Our deli paper is manufactured to meet FDA requirements for paper and paperboard components under 21 CFR 176.170, covering the substances allowed in paper that contacts food. We print with food-safe, low-migration inks, and soy-based ink is available for brands that want to state that specifically on their packaging.
One thing worth asking any supplier, including us: compliance is about which substances are permitted in the paper, not a guarantee of grease performance on its own. We match coating type to your actual menu items so the sheet performs in the kitchen, not just on a spec sheet.
We print deli paper on offset presses for crisp, consistent logo reproduction, whether you are running a single color or full-color artwork. Deli paper is printed on one side only, the side that faces outward when the sheet is wrapped, so your branding stays clear of direct food contact while still being the first thing a customer sees.
Our minimum order is just 1000 sheets. That is low enough for a single-location shop to put their name on every wrap starting this week, not after a quarter of saving up for a bulk order you were told was the only option.
Every blank sheet of deli paper is a wrapper doing half its job. Pack Printers gets your name on it, printed sharp, food-safe, and sized to exactly what you wrap, starting at just 1000 sheets. Send us your logo, your size, and your quantity, and we will have a proof in your inbox before your next order of plain paper would have even shipped.
Contact Pack Printers today and get your first custom deli paper quote, free, fast, and built around your menu, not a minimum order size you don’t need.
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