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Branded Chip Shop Packaging: Where to Put Your Name

Chip paper, boxes, bags, stickers and napkins all carry your brand. A practical guide to where printing makes the biggest difference in a fish and chip shop.

By TradePack1 min read

Printed fish and chip box

A chip shop does not need fancy packaging to look established. A few well chosen printed items turn every order into advertising for your shop. Here is where printing makes the biggest difference.

Printed chip paper

Chip paper is the most traditional and most visible part of chip shop packaging. It is in the customer's hand, on the table and in the photo. A repeating logo or a classic pattern looks good and is easy to recognise.

Fish and chip boxes

A printed fish and chip box is the first thing customers see when they open an order. It works for delivery and collection from further away, and a clear design makes it recognisable on social media.

Bags

An SOS paper bag with your logo is carried down the street, so everyone who sees it sees your shop. Choose a bag that copes with grease and carries the full order.

Stickers

A printed sticker seals the bag and shows the order has not been opened. It is a small, inexpensive place for your logo and a clear sign of care for delivery orders.

Napkins

Napkins go into almost every order, so printed ones put your name in front of every customer.

Keep the design simple

Chip shop packaging does best with a bold, simple design: your name, a logo and one or two colours. It prints clearly on paper and board, and it stays recognisable even when it is a little greasy.

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