Colpac Zest Compostable Kraft Sandwich Wedges With Window (500)
Product Description
The Colpac Zest sandwich wedge is a compostable paperboard carton designed to hold two triangular sandwich halves — including deep-filled varieties — while keeping them clearly visible through a cellulose...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 500
- Colour
- Brown
- Dimensions
- 123(H) x 72(W) x 123(D)mm
- Material
- Paperboard
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Product Description
The Colpac Zest sandwich wedge is a compostable paperboard carton designed to hold two triangular sandwich halves — including deep-filled varieties — while keeping them clearly visible through a cellulose window panel. The kraft finish gives a straightforward, natural appearance that sits comfortably alongside most counter and grab-and-go displays.
For food businesses working to reduce single-use plastic, this format offers a practical alternative to standard plastic or PET-windowed cartons. The cellulose window provides the same product visibility customers expect without the environmental drawbacks of conventional plastic film, and the paperboard construction means the whole unit can go into commercial composting streams where those facilities are available.
From an operational standpoint, these wedges suit pre-packed sandwich services well — café counters, deli displays, school and workplace catering, and retail food-to-go. The format is consistent and stackable, which keeps cold display units tidy during busy service periods and makes restocking straightforward. A pack of 500 is a sensible stock quantity for sites turning over a reasonable sandwich volume without the need for large-scale storage.
- Compostable construction supports waste reduction commitments
- Cellulose window maintains product visibility without plastic film
- Suitable for standard and deep-filled triangular sandwiches
- Consistent format aids tidy counter and chilled cabinet presentation
- 500-unit pack suits moderate to busy grab-and-go operations
One consideration worth noting: compostability relies on access to industrial composting facilities, so operators should confirm their waste contractor can process this material before committing. Home composting is generally not suitable for this type of packaging.
If you are unsure whether this format is the right fit for your service style or volume, the team is happy to talk it through.
Key Features
- Compostable paperboard construction suitable for industrial composting streams
- Cellulose window panel provides full product visibility without plastic film
- Accommodates two triangular halves including deep-filled sandwich options
- Kraft finish presents cleanly in counter and chilled grab-and-go displays
- 500-unit pack designed for consistent stock management in food-to-go operations
Operational Benefits
- Supports single-use plastic reduction without compromising customer-facing presentation
- Keeps cold display units tidy and well-organised during busy service periods
- Cellulose window lets customers see the product, reducing handling and query time
- Consistent wedge format speeds up packing and restocking across service shifts
- Compostable credentials help operators meet sustainability targets and supplier policies
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 500
- Colour
- Brown
- Dimensions
- 123(H) x 72(W) x 123(D)mm
- Material
- Paperboard
- Weight
- 12g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- These wedges are designed for cold or ambient sandwich service and are not intended for hot-filled products. For hot or toasted sandwiches, a heat-resistant format would be more appropriate.
- Compostable packaging of this type is certified for industrial composting, which requires the high temperatures and controlled conditions of a commercial composting facility. It is not suitable for home compost bins, so you should confirm with your waste contractor that they accept industrially compostable food packaging before switching to this format.
- A 500-unit pack suits sites selling a moderate volume of pre-packed sandwiches — a busy café or workplace canteen turning over 50 to 150 sandwiches a day, for example. Higher-volume operations such as large food-to-go retailers may prefer to order in greater quantities to reduce replenishment frequency; if you are unsure what quantity makes sense for your throughput, we are happy to advise.