Wholesale Grocery Bags

The three listed measurements describe the bag face, side gusset and height. Side walls open to accommodate multiple or bulkier items, and documented products include a thumb notch that helps separate and open the bag. Choose enough height for a practical top fold when the packing process requires one.

Bag numbers such as #1, #4 and #8 are useful shorthand, but similarly named products may differ by color, paper basis weight or case quantity. Pint and quart bags have narrower proportions for specific retail uses. Measure the product group as it will actually be packed and test the highest normal fill.

Products in this family use different basis weights, including documented 30- and 35-pound examples. Basis weight does not establish a universal carrying capacity. Moisture, greasy contents, sharp edges and concentrated loads can change performance quickly, so add an inner liner, tray or other package component when the application requires it.

Kraft and white bags provide different presentation options without proving food-contact suitability, recycled content or recyclability for every use. Check the exact product documentation and the rules for the intended contents. Compare paper hardware bags when a heavier kraft construction is the better starting point. These bags are not parcel-shipping containers.