Food Systems and Safety
The Influence of Packaging on the Perception of Quick-Service Sandwiches
Clemson Extension Program Team
Food Systems and Safety
Publication Date
Summer 7-26-2022
Publication Number
LGP 1150
Summary
Restaurateurs should know that not all sandwich packages are created equal. Researchers repackaged beef and chicken sandwiches in four different materials: a paper wrap and three different clamshells. While the packaging did not significantly influence the flavor of the food, there were differences found across the packages. The paper wrap received the lowest ratings. EPS foam and F-flute corrugated received the highest scores in terms of functional properties. As far as environmentally friendly, natural, modem, and premium attributes, F-flute corrugated clamshells received the highest ratings from consumers.
Publication Type
Short Communication
Publisher
Land-Grant Press by Clemson Extension
Publisher City
Clemson, SC
Target Audiences
Restaurateurs, Agribusiness, food companies
Recommended Citation
Keown KT, Hurley RA, Cooksey K, Tonkin C. The Influence of Packaging on the Perception of Quick-Service Sandwiches. Clemson (SC): Clemson Cooperative Extension, Land-Grant Press by Clemson Extension; 2022 Jul. LGP 1150. https://lgpress.clemson.edu/publication/the-influence-of-packaging-on-the-perception-of-quick-service-sandwiches/.
