Wraps are awkward to pack well. Too loose and the filling escapes, too tight and the tortilla splits. A sleeve holds the wrap together and lets the customer eat straight from it, which is why sleeves outsell boxes for anything eaten on the move.
Tuck-top wrap packs with a window suit a chilled display, where the customer buys on what they can see. Sleeves cost less per wrap and suit anything eaten on the move, which is why most counters stock both.
Compostable kraft from Colpac Zest, with PLA and cellulose windows, sits alongside recyclable options from Fiesta. Sleeves come in packs of 1000 and boxes in packs of 500, so the cost per wrap stays low.
Wrap packs sit alongside wrap scoops and sandwich packs in the paper takeaway containers range. For a whole delivery operation, see takeaway and delivery supplies.
Free delivery applies on orders over £150, and anything ordered before 2pm Monday to Thursday can arrive the next working day. Returns are accepted within 30 days on unused stock, so trialling a size carries little risk.
