Print layout diagram for a custom printed poly liner

Box liners are often unseen — until they matter. These internal bags protect your product, keep shipping clean, and in many industries serve as a final barrier for sanitation. What most companies overlook is the opportunity to custom-print their liners — adding traceability, branding, and value with every shipment.

Why Print on a Liner?

  • Add lot codes or packaging dates for internal QA
  • Include handling instructions for warehouse staff
  • Display branding even on bulk packaging
  • Carry required warning messages for compliance

At M Plastics, we print on clear or tinted LDPE liners converted into open-top layflat or gusseted formats for a snug box fit.

Print Options

  • Up to 6 colors on our flexographic press
  • Repeating print or custom placement zones
  • Food-grade inks available for food applications

Curious how the printing itself works? See our behind-the-scenes look at flexographic printing.

Where Printed Box Liners Are Used

  • Food production bins
  • Industrial parts and raw materials
  • Fulfillment and e-commerce bins

Custom-printed liners keep your product traceable and professional — and reduce the need for extra documentation or stickers inside the box.

Final Thoughts

Adding print to your box liners is a small investment that makes a big difference. We’ll help you optimize print layout, bag dimensions, and run quantity. Request a quote to talk printed liners and run minimums.

Have a Packaging Question?

M Plastics manufactures LDPE bags and film in Los Angeles with in-house extrusion and printing. Tell us what you're packaging and we'll help you spec the right bag.

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