Custom Pizza Boxes – Printed Pizza Packaging from 50 Units

Pizza boxes bulk orders qualify for volume pricing at 100, 250, 500, and 1,000+ units. Blank pizza boxes ship without print – ready for use immediately. Printed versions ship with a digital proof for your approval before production begins.

Pizza Box Sizes Available

Packaging Ship produces pizza boxes in standard and custom sizes. Mini pizza boxes, small pizza boxes for personal pan pies, and full-size boxes for 16-inch pies are all available from the same 50-unit minimum.

Custom Pizza Box Design – Printed with Your Logo or Brand Colors

Every printed custom pizza box starts with a digital proof. Packaging Ship prints pizza box designs in full-color CMYK on all four sides — top lid, bottom tray, and side panels. Submit artwork in AI, PDF, or PSD format at 300 DPI. A free dieline template is available for every box size.

Popular pizza box design options:

• Logo + restaurant name on white pizza boxes with a clean minimal layout
• Full-color illustrated pizza box design – toppings, flames, Italian graphic art
• Single-color stamp print on kraft corrugated for independent pizzerias
• QR code printed on the lid linking to the menu, loyalty program, or review page
• Custom color inside liner with a different design on the tray base

Blank pizza boxes are also available at the same 50-unit minimum – no artwork required. White pizza boxes and kraft pizza boxes ship blank. Both options use the same corrugated board and grease-resistant base lining.

Pizza Packaging Materials & Finishing Options

Hot Box Pizza Delivery – Heat Retention Features

A hot box pizza delivery setup depends on the box holding temperature without trapping steam. Packaging Ship produces vented pizza boxes with 4 or 6 perforated steam vents on the top panel. The corrugated B-flute wall provides a thermal barrier that slows heat loss during delivery.

Three standard heat-retention configurations:

• Standard corrugated box: single-wall B-flute, no vents, maximum heat retention for short delivery windows under 20 minutes
• Vented corrugated box: 4 vents on lid, reduces steam buildup that softens crusts during 20-40-minute deliveries
• Microflute box with vents: thinner wall, faster steam release, for dine-in table service where crust texture is the priority

Who Orders Custom Pizza Boxes – Use Cases

Packaging Ship produces pizza packaging for:

• Independent pizzerias: custom pizza boxes with logo and restaurant name, ordered in bulk at 500+ units for consistent branding across every delivery
• Food delivery platforms: unbranded white pizza boxes in bulk that driver partners pick up and load without individual restaurant coordination
• Ghost kitchens: printed pizza box design with multiple brand names on one box template, switched by an insert or sticker on the lid
• Caterers and event companies: small pizza boxes or mini pizza boxes for individual portion servings at corporate events and weddings
• Food trucks: compact 8-inch and 10-inch pizza boxes for personal pies sold at markets and festivals, ordered in smaller runs of 50-250 units
• Frozen food brands: heavy-duty corrugated pizza packaging for retail-packaged frozen pies, printed with nutrition info and barcode

Product Specifications

Are pizza boxes recyclable?

A clean pizza box, no grease, no cheese residue, is recyclable through standard curbside recycling in most US cities. A greasy pizza box is not. The grease contaminates the paper pulp during the recycling process, which causes entire batches of paper to be rejected at the recycling facility. Cut off or tear away the clean top lid and recycle it. Discard the greasy bottom tray in the trash or compost bin. Packaging Ship produces FSC-certified recycled board pizza boxes for operators who want to communicate eco-friendly packaging to their customers.

Can you put a pizza box in the oven?

No. A standard corrugated pizza box is not oven-safe. The cardboard ignites at approximately 450°F (232°C), and most home ovens reach that temperature during preheating. To reheat pizza in the oven, remove it from the box, place it directly on the oven rack or a baking sheet, and heat at 375°F for 8-10 minutes. For warming at very low temperatures (170°F or below), some home cooks place the closed box in the oven briefly, but Packaging Ship does not recommend this and does not produce oven-safe pizza boxes.

How do you keep pizza warm in the oven in the box?

Set the oven to its lowest temperature, typically 170°F to 200°F. Place the closed pizza box on the center rack. At temperatures below 250°F, corrugated cardboard does not ignite, but it will dry out and may begin to char after 30+ minutes. Remove the pizza from the box after 15–20 minutes and transfer it to a baking sheet or pizza stone for best results. A vented pizza box performs better for oven warming because the vents prevent steam buildup that makes the crust soft.

What is the gap or hole in a pizza box for?

The small gap at the front edge of a pizza box lid is a locking tab gap, it allows the tuck-top lid to close securely over the base. Some pizza box designs also include perforated vent holes on the lid to release steam during delivery. Both features are intentional: the gap holds the box shut during transport, and the vents prevent condensation from building up inside the box, which softens the crust. Packaging Ship produces both vented and non-vented pizza boxes depending on delivery distance and crust style.

Where can I buy pizza boxes in bulk?

Packaging Ship supplies pizza boxes bulk orders direct to US restaurants, food trucks, caterers, and ghost kitchens. Orders start at 50 units with free FedEx/UPS shipping to all US addresses. Pizza boxes bulk pricing applies at 100, 250, 500, and 1,000+ units. All orders ship from Valley Stream, New York, with production in 7-10 business days. Submit your box size and print requirements at packagingship.com or contact the sales team for a volume quote.

Can I get custom pizza boxes with my logo printed on them?

Yes. Packaging Ship prints custom pizza boxes with your logo, brand name, or full-color pizza box design from a 50-unit minimum. Submit artwork in AI (Adobe Illustrator), print-ready PDF, or PSD at 300 DPI. A free dieline template is available for every box size. Production begins after you approve the digital proof, typically within 24 hours of artwork submission. Printed pizza boxes ship in 7-10 business days.

What is the difference between B-flute and E-flute pizza boxes?

B-flute corrugated (3mm wall) is the standard for delivery pizza boxes, it provides strong impact protection and good thermal insulation during transport. E-flute (microflute, 1.5mm wall) has a smoother outer surface that accepts finer print detail and offset printing better than B-flute, but offers less cushioning. E-flute pizza boxes work best for dine-in table service, upscale pizzerias, or frozen retail packaging where print quality matters more than delivery durability. Packaging Ship produces both.

Do pizza boxes near me ship fast from Packaging Ship?

Packaging Ship ships all pizza packaging from Valley Stream, New York. East Coast deliveries typically arrive in 1–2 business days via FedEx/UPS ground after the 7-10-day production window. West Coast and Midwest deliveries take 3–5 business days in transit. Free FedEx/UPS ground shipping applies to all US orders. Rush production options are available, contact the sales team for lead time on urgent orders.

Buy Pizza Boxes from 50 Units – Free Shipping Across the USA

Packaging Ship produces custom pizza boxes for independent restaurants, chains, ghost kitchens, and food trucks. Printed or blank, vented or solid, kraft or white — all from a 50-unit minimum with free FedEx/UPS shipping from Valley Stream, New York. Submit your dimensions and artwork for a proof within 24 hours.

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