McDonald Paper & Restaurant Supplies

SafePro 12830H, 12x8x30-Inch Heavy Duty Poly Bags, 1.1 mm, 250-Piece Case

Food-safe and durable, the SafePro 12x8x30-Inch Heavy Duty Poly Bags, 1.1 mm, 250/CS are an essential for any commercial food service or retail establishment. They’re flexible for ease of use and great for a bulk foods section. Use them to hygienically store fresh produce, frozen meats, dried pasta, candies, breads, and more..

  • Ideal for bulk foods, frozen meats, and more
  • Spacious 12 x 8 x 30 in. size
  • Tear- and puncture-resistant polyethylene
  • Flexible and easy to tie shut
  • Clear for fast content identification
  • FDA and USDA approved for safe food storage and handling
  • Great for restaurants, grocery stores, and bakeries


In-store Pickup

You can make a purchase on eBay and pick-up your goods in our showroom, we will refund you the shipping! We are open for customers Mon-Fri: 8.00 am - 6.00 pm, and 9.00 am - 1.00 pm on Saturday. Please contact us before coming in, to be sure your order is ready for pick-up.


Delivery & Shipping

Shipping charges are calculated based on the service selected, weight of the order and the destination of the shipment. Bulky and heavy items are shipped using a Freight carrier and some items may qualify for free freight shipping. An additional charge of $100 may apply to large items that are crated and prepared for shipment by us. Also, there may be additional shipping charges for residential type, lift gate and inside delivery.


Returns & Damaged Items

If you are not satisfied with your order, you can contact us to initiate a return. To receive a full refund, returned items must be in the original condition and original packaging. If you have received a wrong or damaged product, please contact us promptly for an immediate help in resolving the issue. Please note that the shipping carrier that delivers merchandise to your door is responsible for losses and damages. Acceptance of the shipment by the transportation company is acknowledgement that the articles delivered (or picked up) by them were in good condition and properly packed. Before signing the delivery receipt, inspect for any shortage or damage and note the nature and extent of the shortage or damage on the freight bill. If concealed damage or noted damage has occurred, save the shipping cartons and packaging.