How do I store edible prints after printing?

We recomend using a food-safe gripseal bag or peel and seal cello bag to store your icing sheets, wafer paper and/or chocolate transfer sheets once the edible ink has fully dried. We recommend storing icing sheets as a single sheet per bag to avoid ink transfer and moisture damage, but multiple wafer paper or chocolate transfer sheets can be stored in the same bag. 

How do I safely post edible prints?

To prevent your edible images becoming damaged in transit, we recommend sealing your edible prints in a food-safe bag and posting inside a sturdy board-back mailer or envelope, to give your edible prints extra protection during transit. For icing sheets we recommend leaving the print on the plastic backing sheet for added protection. EPS stock a range of board back mailers ideal for transporting your edible prints.

What size envelope do I need for my edible prints?

If you are posting a full A4 edible print, our A4 / C4 bags and envelopes have penty of space for these to securely fit inside without damage and can be posted as a Royal Mail Large Letter. If you are cutting your edible images we also have smaller A5 / C5 enelopes which may be suitable. 

I need more than your highest bulk tier, do you offer trade packaging prices?

If you are a high-volume user of EPS products and packaging wanting to buy in larger quantities, please get in touch to check if you are eligible for our trade site. Minimum spend of £200 per month is required. Please email sales@edibleprintsupplies.co.uk or fill out our trade application here.