Wholesale Food Service Disposables in Texas

Crown Plastic & Paper ships wholesale food service disposables across Texas from our Houston warehouse: next-day across Greater Houston, about one business day to Austin, San Antonio and Dallas–Fort Worth, and two to three days to El Paso.

  • 24 cities served in Texas
  • From Houston one warehouse, one quote
  • Net 30 after credit approval

Shipping times from Houston

CityRoad milesTypical transitRoute
HoustonLocalSame or next business dayour own warehouse on Langfield Rd
Pasadena15Next business dayTX-225 East
Pearland18Next business dayTX-288 South
Sugar Land20Next business dayUS-59 / I-69 South
League City28Next business dayI-45 South
Baytown30Next business dayI-10 East
Katy30Next business dayI-10 West
The Woodlands30Next business dayI-45 North
Conroe40Next business dayI-45 North
Galveston50Next business dayI-45 South to the causeway
Beaumont851 business dayI-10 East
College Station951 business dayUS-290 and TX-6 northwest
Austin1651 business dayUS-290 West
Waco1851 business dayTX-6 northwest
San Antonio2001 business dayI-10 West
Corpus Christi2101 business dayUS-59 / I-69 South and US-77
Dallas2401 business dayI-45 North
Arlington2551 business dayI-45 North to I-20 West
Plano2601 business dayI-45 North to US-75
Fort Worth2651 business dayI-45 North to I-20 West
Laredo3151–2 business daysUS-59 / I-69W southwest
McAllen3501–2 business daysUS-59 / I-69 South and US-77
Lubbock5201–2 business daysUS-290 West and US-84
El Paso7452–3 business daysI-10 West across Texas

Transit is a typical LTL estimate after the order ships; orders leave Houston in 24–48 hours.

Markets we serve in Texas

  • Houston One of the most diverse food cities in the country: Gulf seafood, Tex-Mex, barbecue and the Viet-Cajun crawfish style that started here.
  • Pasadena Home of the Port of Houston industrial corridor and the Ship Channel plants, where crew meals and plant cafeterias buy in bulk.
  • Pearland One of the fastest-growing suburbs in the Houston area, with new restaurant pads opening along Broadway and Shadow Creek.
  • Sugar Land One of the most diverse suburbs in Texas, with South Asian, Chinese, Vietnamese and Nigerian restaurants alongside chains.
  • League City Between Clear Lake and the Kemah Boardwalk, with seafood restaurants, marinas and NASA-area offices nearby.
  • Baytown An industrial city built around one of the largest refining and petrochemical complexes in the country.
  • Katy A fast-growing western suburb with Katy Asian Town and a long line of family and fast-casual restaurants along Grand Parkway and I-10.
  • The Woodlands Market Street, the Waterway and Hughes Landing pack sit-down and fast-casual restaurants into a planned community.
  • Conroe The county seat north of Houston, with a historic downtown restaurant district and fast growth along I-45.
  • Galveston An island tourism economy: Seawall Boulevard restaurants, The Strand, and one of the busiest cruise terminals in the US.
  • Beaumont The Golden Triangle with Port Arthur and Orange: refinery country with a strong Cajun and Creole food influence from next-door Louisiana.
  • College Station Home of Texas A&M, where campus dining, Northgate bars and restaurants serve a city that swells on game weekends.
  • Austin A food-trailer capital, with parks of trucks across East Austin and South Congress alongside central-Texas barbecue.
  • Waco Home of Baylor University and Magnolia Market, which draws visitors from across the country.
  • San Antonio Tex-Mex heartland: the River Walk, Pearl district and neighborhood taquerias, plus large military bases.
  • Corpus Christi A coastal city with a working port, Gulf seafood and North Padre Island beach traffic.
  • Dallas The center of the largest metro in Texas and headquarters to many national restaurant groups.
  • Arlington The entertainment district between Dallas and Fort Worth: AT&T Stadium, Globe Life Field and Six Flags Over Texas.
  • Plano A corporate hub north of Dallas, with Legacy West and many company headquarters driving office catering.
  • Fort Worth Cowtown: the Stockyards, steakhouses and barbecue, with a growing food hall scene downtown and on Magnolia Avenue.
  • Laredo The busiest inland port in the US, with trucking, warehousing and a strong Mexican food scene.
  • McAllen The heart of the Rio Grande Valley, with Mexican food traditions and cross-border retail.
  • Lubbock Home of Texas Tech and the commercial center of the South Plains cotton and farming region.
  • El Paso A border city with deep Mexican food traditions and Fort Bliss, one of the largest Army posts in the country.

Most ordered in Texas

How ordering works

  1. Send your list. Products, sizes and case counts through the quote form, by phone, text or WhatsApp.
  2. Get one wholesale quote. Case and pallet pricing for the whole list, with freight to your dock.
  3. We ship from Houston. Orders typically leave the warehouse in 24–48 hours.

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Texas buyer questions

How long does shipping from Houston to Texas take?

Orders leave our Houston warehouse in 24–48 hours. Greater Houston usually gets them the next business day; Austin, San Antonio and Dallas–Fort Worth about one business day after shipping; El Paso two to three.

Do you ship full pallets and mixed pallets to Texas?

Both. Order by the case and mix products on the same pallet, or order full pallets. Pricing tiers are Houston pick-up, delivered 6 pallets and delivered 12 pallets.

Can Texas businesses open a Net 30 account?

Yes. Net 30 is available after credit approval. Apply with the online credit application and attach your tax resale certificate.