Inline Plastics has introduced the TS3SW, a wider-format sandwich container engineered to address a common frustration in grab-and-go retail: traditional packages compressing premium sandwiches and causing ingredient shift. As retailers expand prepared-food programs featuring thicker artisan sandwiches, wraps, and cake slices, packaging that constrains product presentation directly impacts sales and customer satisfaction. The TS3SW's expanded width preserves product shape and improves on-shelf visibility.
Key Features The container incorporates built-in tamper-evident technology, a tamper- and leak-resistant seal, and crystal-clear PET made with 10% post-consumer recycled content. The combination addresses three operator pain points: food safety verification, structural integrity during transport and display, and sustainability compliance.
Why It Matters
As deli departments increasingly compete on quality and presentation—not just price—packaging that fails to showcase premium products becomes a liability. The TS3SW fills a gap between commodity sandwich boxes and rigid clamshells, offering operators a way to maintain margin on higher-end grab-and-go items without sacrificing either protection or visual appeal.
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Written by FBM Publications Editors
