Moshe Paper & Packaging Ltd. - Your Trusted Partner in St. Albert, AB.

A. Start with the food itself and match the container to temperature, moisture, and portion size.
Hot, saucy dishes need leak-resistant, vented containers, while fried or dry items need breathable options that prevent sogginess.
Our team can review your menu and recommend sizes and materials that travel well and control your per-order cost.

A. Kraft is sturdy coated paperboard, sugarcane (bagasse) is a moulded fibre made from a renewable byproduct, and PET plastic is clear and rigid for cold items.
Bagasse and kraft suit hot foods, while PET showcases salads, cold drinks, and grab-and-go items.
We can match each menu item to the material that protects the food and fits your sustainability goals.

A. Look for containers with tight-fitting lids, moisture control, and grease resistance for delivery and takeout.
Vented lids release steam so fried food stays crisp, and locking or hinged lids reduce spills in transit.
We can suggest proven container and lid pairings for the dishes you deliver most.

A. Common swaps include paper and reusable bags, wood or fibre cutlery, paper straws, and moulded-fibre containers.
These options help you meet customer expectations and current single-use rules while keeping presentation and function.
We can build a switch plan that keeps sizes and lids consistent with what you use today.

A. Canada's federal single-use plastics rules apply in St. Albert, so the sale of items like plastic checkout bags, cutlery, stir sticks, and straws is prohibited and businesses are moving to paper and fibre alternatives.
Alberta has no province-wide single-use regulation, though some municipalities add their own rules, so it is worth checking St. Albert's current bylaw.
We stock compliant options, including paper bags, wood and fibre cutlery, and paper straws, so your St. Albert business stays onside.

A. Not always, because many municipal green cart and organics programs accept food scraps and food-soiled paper but do not accept compostable or biodegradable plastic foodware, which can contaminate the compost.
Acceptance varies by community, so it is best to confirm with the City of St. Albert organics program before you rely on it.
We can help you choose fibre-based or recyclable options and communicate disposal clearly to your customers.

A. Custom-printed packaging is set up per project, with minimums and lead times that depend on the item, print method, and quantity.
Larger runs usually lower your unit cost, and reorders are faster once your artwork is on file.
Contact our sales team for a quote, samples, and current turnaround for your design.

A. Buying in bulk reduces your per-unit price, cuts the number of orders you place, and helps you avoid rush purchases.
Consolidating packaging and janitorial supplies with one supplier also simplifies delivery and invoicing.
We can review your usage and set order sizes that balance price with your storage space.

A. Most operations need surface sanitizers, degreasers, dish and warewashing products, paper towels, tissue, bin liners, and gloves.
Keeping consistent stock supports food-safety routines and helps you pass health inspections.
We can put together a standard janitorial list for your business and keep it on a regular reorder.

A. Yes, we can set up a recurring supply program so your regular items arrive on schedule, and we can source specific products that are not on our website.
This is useful for growing St. Albert businesses, multi-site operations, and seasonal demand.
Contact our team with what you need and we will build a plan around it.