Oven-Safe Greaseproof Paper That Holds Up Under Heat
US-spec greaseproof paper for heated basket and wrap applications. FDA-approved inks.
Greaseproof paper used in a heated basket, under a heat lamp, or in a warm-hold oven is exposed to sustained heat from the food and the environment. Paper that is not manufactured to US food service performance standards can soften, melt, or crumble. That is not a usage problem - it is a specification problem.
Art Printing's greaseproof paper is manufactured in the United States to food service specifications and printed with FDA-approved food-contact inks. It is used in heated basket and wrap applications across multiple restaurant chains and independents.
The Rusty Keg Tavern switch
Rusty Keg Tavern's overseas greaseproof paper was melting and crumbling in the oven. The account switched to Art Printing on a 200,000-unit run. The failure mode they experienced with imported product is not one we have seen on our paper in the same application. Read the case study.
What to check on your current paper
If your greaseproof liners are wicking through, softening, or breaking down under heat, send Art Printing your application details - basket, wrap, heat lamp, warm-hold - along with quantity and delivery locations. We will confirm fit and quote door-to-door.
Specifications
US-manufactured greaseproof stock. FDA-approved food-contact inks. Custom printed to your artwork. Lead time 2 to 3 weeks under 50,000 units, 6 to 7 weeks above. Free warehousing on paid inventory. Shipping included.
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Get a QuoteCommon questions
Is this greaseproof paper safe to use in an oven?
Art Printing greaseproof paper is manufactured to US food service specifications for heated basket, wrap, and warm-hold applications. Tell us your specific heat exposure and we will confirm fit before quoting.
Why did overseas greaseproof paper melt?
Imported greaseproof paper calibrated to different standards can degrade under sustained heat. It is a specification issue with the paper, not a kitchen usage issue.
Are the inks heat-stable and food-safe?
Yes. All printing uses FDA-approved food-contact inks suitable for direct contact with hot food.