Faerch Recyclable Deep Fill Sandwich Wedges rPET (Pack of 500)
Product Description
These Faerch deep fill sandwich wedges are designed to present and protect generously filled sandwiches, baguettes, and similar products. Made from 100% rPET — recycled PET plastic — they offer...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 500
- Colour
- Clear
- Dimensions
- 369(H) x 79(W) x 92(D)mm
- Material
- 100% rPET
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Product Description
These Faerch deep fill sandwich wedges are designed to present and protect generously filled sandwiches, baguettes, and similar products. Made from 100% rPET — recycled PET plastic — they offer the clarity of conventional clear plastic packaging while being produced from post-consumer recycled material. The wedge profile allows the contents to be displayed through the front panel, which is a practical consideration for self-serve and grab-and-go displays where visibility at the point of sale encourages purchase.
In busy food service environments, packaging that keeps its shape under refrigeration and handles well at speed on the line matters. These wedges are suited to moderate-to-high volume sandwich production where consistency of presentation is expected and recyclability has become part of the operation's procurement criteria. The clear finish is also useful where labelling is applied directly to the pack, as it gives a clean surface without interference from colour or texture.
- Made from 100% rPET — manufactured from recycled plastic, not virgin material
- Recyclable after use — supports single-use plastic reduction commitments
- Deep fill profile accommodates thicker, more generously built sandwiches
- Clear finish aids product visibility in chilled and ambient display units
- Bulk pack of 500 units reduces frequency of reordering for busy sites
Being rPET rather than standard PET is worth noting for operators with sustainability reporting requirements or those working towards specific accreditations — this can be a straightforward swap that supports those goals without changing workflow or presentation standard.
If you are assessing packaging volumes for a new site or reviewing your current sandwich pack specification, feel free to get in touch — it is worth making sure the format suits both your fill style and your display setup before committing to quantity.
Key Features
- Manufactured from 100% rPET recycled plastic material throughout
- Deep fill profile designed for thicker, generously built sandwiches
- Full-clarity construction supports product visibility in chilled display
- Recyclable after use to support sustainability and waste commitments
- Supplied in a pack of 500 units for continuous high-volume service
Operational Benefits
- Supports sustainability credentials without disrupting sandwich production workflow
- Clear display panel encourages purchase in self-serve grab-and-go settings
- Deep fill format reduces splitting or distortion on well-built sandwiches
- Bulk pack quantity minimises restocking interruptions during busy service periods
- rPET material assists compliance with recycled content procurement policies
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 500
- Colour
- Clear
- Dimensions
- 369(H) x 79(W) x 92(D)mm
- Material
- 100% rPET
- Weight
- 6.75kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes, rPET maintains its shape and clarity under refrigerated conditions, making these wedges well suited to chilled grab-and-go displays. They are commonly used in café, deli, and food-to-go settings where sandwiches are merchandised in upright or slanted chilled units.
- The deep fill designation refers to the increased internal depth of the wedge, which accommodates sandwiches with a more generous filling profile — thicker layers of filling, multiple ingredients, or bloomer-style bread cuts. Standard single-fill sandwiches will also fit, though operators producing a lighter product may find a standard-depth wedge is adequate.
- These packs are made from 100% rPET and are recyclable after use via standard plastic recycling streams, though actual recyclability depends on local collection infrastructure. For point-of-sale communication, it is worth checking the recycling symbols on the packaging itself and aligning any on-pack or shelf messaging with your local authority's accepted materials to avoid misleading claims.