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Faerch Recyclable rPET Sandwich Wedges (Pack of 500)

SKU: FB371

£46.83(£56.20 inc VAT)

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These are standard sandwich wedges from Faerch, produced from 100% rPET — recycled PET plastic — and fully recyclable again after use. They are designed to hold standard triangular sandwich portions and are the kind of ready-to-use packaging commonly found in cafés, delis, sandwich bars, and grab-and-go counters.

In a busy food-to-go operation, packaging needs to perform reliably through a morning rush without causing delays at the counter. These wedges allow staff to pre-pack and stack sandwiches efficiently, keeping service moving. The clear rPET material lets customers see the product without opening the packaging, which suits self-serve and chilled display cabinet use.

From an operational standpoint, the practical advantages are straightforward:

  • Made from 100% recycled plastic, supporting sustainability commitments
  • Fully recyclable after use, reducing single-use plastic waste
  • Clear material supports product visibility in chilled display
  • Supplied in a pack of 500, suitable for regular volume use
  • Standard wedge format compatible with typical triangular sandwich portions

Supplied in a pack of 500, these are well suited to sites with consistent daily throughput. For very high-volume operations running multiple service points, it is worth considering whether a larger case quantity would reduce handling and reordering frequency.

If you are reviewing your packaging setup or want to confirm these are the right fit for your service format, our team is happy to assist.

Frequently asked questions

Are these sandwich wedges suitable for chilled display cabinets?

Yes, the clear rPET construction makes them well suited to chilled grab-and-go displays, allowing customers to see the product without needing to handle it. They are a common choice for cafés and delis running self-serve counters.

How should these be disposed of or recycled after use?

The wedges are made from 100% rPET and are recyclable after use via standard plastic recycling streams. If your site has a specific waste contractor, it is worth confirming they accept rPET packaging to ensure correct segregation.

Is a pack of 500 the right quantity for a busy sandwich operation?

For most cafés and sandwich bars with moderate daily throughput, 500 units provides a practical working stock. Very high-volume operations — such as large staff canteens or production kitchens — may benefit from sourcing in larger case quantities to reduce handling frequency.
Faerch Recyclable rPET Sandwich Wedges (Pack of 500)

£46.83(£56.20 inc VAT)

£46.83(£56.20 inc VAT)

These are standard sandwich wedges from Faerch, produced from 100% rPET — recycled PET plastic — and fully recyclable again after use. They are designed to hold standard triangular sandwich portions and are the kind of ready-to-use packaging commonly found in cafés, delis, sandwich bars, and grab-and-go counters.

In a busy food-to-go operation, packaging needs to perform reliably through a morning rush without causing delays at the counter. These wedges allow staff to pre-pack and stack sandwiches efficiently, keeping service moving. The clear rPET material lets customers see the product without opening the packaging, which suits self-serve and chilled display cabinet use.

From an operational standpoint, the practical advantages are straightforward:

  • Made from 100% recycled plastic, supporting sustainability commitments
  • Fully recyclable after use, reducing single-use plastic waste
  • Clear material supports product visibility in chilled display
  • Supplied in a pack of 500, suitable for regular volume use
  • Standard wedge format compatible with typical triangular sandwich portions

Supplied in a pack of 500, these are well suited to sites with consistent daily throughput. For very high-volume operations running multiple service points, it is worth considering whether a larger case quantity would reduce handling and reordering frequency.

If you are reviewing your packaging setup or want to confirm these are the right fit for your service format, our team is happy to assist.