Can Kraft paper packaging bags withstand high temperature / low temperature?

Kraft paper packaging bags can provide high temperature resistant (up to 120℃) and low temperature resistant (down to -20℃) models, which can be used for freezing, heating and other scenarios.

Kraft paper packaging bags can handle moderate high temperatures and cold conditions, but they have strict limits.
High-Temperature Performance
• Safe range: Uncoated or standard food-grade kraft paper safely withstands temperatures up to 90°C to 95°C (194°F to 203°F) for short-term contact or warm/hot food holding.
• Coatings matter: If the kraft bag features a polyethylene (PE) or plastic lining, high heat (like extended microwave use or ovens) can cause the plastic to melt, warp, or release fumes.
• Ovens & microwaves: Standard kraft Paper Bags should not go into conventional ovens, air fryers, or open flames, and standard Paper Bags should generally be kept out of microwaves due to risks of scorching, sTeam buildup, or metal ties/inks causing sparks.
• Ignition limit: Paper starts to turn brown and brittle around 93°C–100°C for long periods, and its auto-ignition temperature is roughly 233°C (451°F).
Low-Temperature Performance
• Freezer and cold storage: Kraft paper holds up well in refrigerated environments (0°C to 8°C) and can be used for short-term frozen storage (-18°C).
• Brittleness and moisture: Cold air combined with moisture makes paper more rigid and brittle. If condensation forms when moving items between temperature extremes, the paper fibers can soften and Tear.
• Best practice: Using a grease-resistant or lined kraft option, or double-bagging items with an inner wrap, helps prevent freezer burn and structural failure.