| Type | Specification |
|---|---|
| Material | Food-Grade Kraft, Greaseproof or Wax-Coated Paper |
| GSM Options | Custom 24–50 GSM (Common: 28, 30, 36 GSM) |
| Sheet Sizes | Standard & Custom – 10×10″, 12×12″, 14×14″, A3, A4 |
| Print Type | CMYK, PMS Spot Colour, or Flexo up to 4 Colours |
| Logo Printing | Edge-to-Edge, Centralised, Full-Repeat Custom Logo |
| Colour Base | White, Natural Brown Kraft, or Dyed Paper |
| Coating Options | Wax Coated, PE Coated, or Uncoated Greaseproof |
| Grease Resistance | Custom Kit Level 3–7 – Ideal for Hot & Oily Sandwiches |
| Texture | Smooth Matte, Slightly Textured Kraft, or Gloss Waxed |
| Cut Format | Flat Sheets, Perforated Rolls, Die-Cut Sandwich Wrap |
| Food Compatibility | Sandwiches, Subs, Wraps, Burgers, Paninis, Bagels |
| Microwave Safe | Yes – With Heat-Stable Ink and Paper Selection |
| Refrigerator Use | Yes – With PE/Wax Coated Barrier Paper |
| MOQ | 1,000 Sheets for Printed – Lower for Plain Kraft |
| Biodegradability | Compostable, Recyclable, and Plastic-Free Options |
| Certifications | FDA Approved, ISO 22000, FSC Certified Material |
| Ink Type | Water-Based, Non-Toxic, Oil & Food Safe Inks |
| Packing Style | Reamed, Shrink-Wrapped, or Kraft-Wrapped Bundles |
| Roll Options | Branded or Plain Rolls – Widths Up to 900mm |
| Sampling | Free Custom Branded Sample Sheet Available |
Sandwich Wrapping Paper
Keep sandwiches fresh, secure, and professionally presented with our specialized sandwich wrapping paper designed for busy food service operations. Unlike ordinary paper, our wrapping sheets feature optimal thickness that prevents soggy bottoms while allowing easy folding and secure closure. Deli counters, sandwich shops, and corporate catering services rely on this essential packaging solution daily. Smart design includes tear-resistant properties that handle loaded subs, pressed paninis, and delicate croissant sandwiches without splitting.
The moisture barrier protects ingredients while maintaining bread texture during transport and storage. Available in classic white for clean presentation or kraft brown for artisanal appeal. Food wrapping paper with logo turn every wrapped sandwich into mobile advertising, displaying your logo prominently while customers carry meals throughout their day. Wholesale quantities offer significant savings for high-volume establishments, while bulk packaging reduces reordering frequency. At, The Product Boxes UK Premium quality meets affordable pricing, making professional sandwich presentation accessible for startups and established businesses alike.
Q. What’s the best material for wrapping hot or grilled sandwiches?
A. Waxed or grease-resistant sandwich wrapping paper is ideal for hot items like paninis, grilled cheese, or toasted wraps. These materials prevent leaks, maintain structure under heat, and preserve freshness without sticking to the sandwich surface.
Q. Does sandwich wrap paper prevent sogginess from sauces or condiments?
A. Yes, quality sandwich wraps use a moisture-barrier layer to block sauces, oils, or dressings from seeping through. This helps maintain sandwich texture and prevents the outer wrap from disintegrating during transport.
Q. Can sandwich wrapping paper be used for both dine-in and takeaway?
A. Absolutely. Sandwich paper wraps are versatile for dine-in presentation and takeaway packaging. They offer easy folding, grip-friendly handling, and keep sandwiches protected in baskets, boxes, or bags during delivery.
Q. What sizes are commonly used for sandwich wrapping sheets?
A. Common sheet sizes include 10×10″, 12×12″, and 15×15″, depending on sandwich type. Larger sheets suit footlong subs or paninis, while smaller formats work well for sliders, rolls, or half sandwiches.
Q. Can sandwich wraps be custom printed with branding?
A. Yes, sandwich wrapping paper can be printed with logos, taglines, or colour patterns using food-safe inks. Branded wraps elevate the unboxing experience and reinforce brand recognition for cafés, food trucks, and delis.
Q. Is sandwich wrapping paper microwave safe?
A. Most uncoated or waxed sandwich wraps are microwave-safe for short reheating. Avoid foil-lined wraps or metallic inks, as these are not suitable for microwave use and may cause arcing or fire hazards.
Q. What’s the difference between dry wax and wet wax sandwich paper?
A. Dry wax paper has wax infused into the fibres for light grease resistance, ideal for cold sandwiches. Wet wax paper has a coated surface layer, offering higher resistance for hot or oily sandwiches like cheesesteaks or burgers.
Q. Is sandwich paper compostable or recyclable?
A. Uncoated kraft sandwich wraps are fully compostable and recyclable. Wax-coated papers may not be accepted in all recycling programs but are often biodegradable, depending on the coating type.
Q. Will wrapping sandwiches in paper affect their temperature during delivery?
A. Sandwich wrap paper retains moderate heat, especially in double-wrap methods. While it’s not thermal insulation, combining wrap paper with a bag or box helps keep sandwiches warm during short delivery windows.
Q. Can sandwich wrapping paper be used as liner for trays or baskets?
A. Yes, sandwich wrap doubles as an aesthetic liner in serving trays, takeaway boxes, or baskets. It adds grease protection and a neat presentation layer without needing additional packaging.
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