Ready-to-eat breakfast sandwich featuring fresh cheese and aromatic herbs in MAP protective packaging.
FAQ
The sandwich is sealed using Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) technology. By displacing internal oxygen with food-grade inert gas mixtures, oxidative degradation and microbial growth on fresh greens are minimized, ensuring an optimal commercial shelf life of 5 to 7 days strictly within refrigerated parameters (4–8 °C).
All bulk consignments are dispatched exclusively via temperature-controlled refrigerated trucks equipped with automated data loggers. Maintaining a continuous 4 to 8 °C temperature window is critical to preventing condensation inside the pouch and safeguarding the microbial stability of both the cheese and fresh herb layers.
The standard Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) for institutional contracts is 100 units. Sandwiches are packed in sturdy corrugated master cartons designed for cold-chain stacking, with custom delivery cycles scheduled for high-volume caterers and corporate cafeterias.
Fresh herbs undergo an automated multi-stage industrial wash line including automated de-soiling, sanitization with food-grade agents, ozone-treated rinsing, and gentle centrifugal de-watering to eliminate pathogens without damaging cell structure or crispness.
The primary allergens in this product are wheat gluten (from sandwich bread) and dairy/lactose (from pasteurized cheese). Full allergen warnings are clearly declared on the primary packaging in compliance with international labeling directives.
Due to its short shelf life (5-7 days), regional export is strictly viable via expedited air freight utilizing active temperature-controlled containers, accompanied by pre-cleared veterinary and food safety sanitary documentation.
For continuous high-volume institutional contracts, Namino offers custom product development options, including whole-wheat or ciabatta bread bases and adjusted filling-to-bread ratios tailored to buyer specifications.
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