Everything you need for deli counters, grab-and-go items, and fresh food service. Quality packaging that keeps food fresh and appetising — delivered anywhere in Ireland, one case at a time.
Clear and compostable sandwich wedges, kraft wraps and foil wraps for the lunchtime rush
Shop Sandwich Packaging →Kraft platter boxes with inserts, foil platters and clear-lid bases for catering orders and party food
Shop Platters & Trays →Hinged salad containers, portion pots, bags, gloves and the day-to-day essentials behind the counter
Shop Deli Supplies →A few of the lines Irish delis and farm shops reorder week after week.




No pallet commitments. Order by the case (or sleeve on many lines) so your storeroom holds stock, not cash.
Dispatched from Ennis, Co. Clare to every county — one delivery for wedges, platters, gloves and cleaning supplies.
Compostable wedges, wraps and bagasse containers that let your counter go plastic-free without slowing service.
Yes. We deliver across Ireland from our warehouse in Ennis, Co. Clare. Most counter staples — wedges, wraps, platters, gloves — are held in stock and dispatched quickly.
Most products are sold by the single case, so you can order exactly what your counter turns over rather than committing to pallet quantities. Many lines can also be bought by the sleeve.
Yes. We stock compostable sandwich wedges with viewing windows, kraft wraps, bagasse containers and compostable napkins, so you can offer a plastic-free counter without changing how you serve.
Absolutely. Mix wedges, platters, containers, gloves and cleaning supplies in a single order and a single delivery — one supplier for the whole counter instead of three.
Every order comes with a full VAT invoice. Regular customers can talk to us about a trade account with preferred pricing on the lines they reorder most.
Browse our full range of deli and market supplies, or tell us what your counter goes through and we'll quote it.
We usually reply within a couple of hours.
PrestoPak supplies packaging and consumables to food businesses across Ireland.