Tork Xpressnap saves more than time at Lord of the Fries

Waste not, want not.

Lord of the Fries is one of the first fast food franchises with a credible vegetarian and environmental agenda. It’s a fresh concept with store fit-outs that match its very current, younger profile and customer. Managing Director Sam Koronczyk explains, “Sustainability is a big part of our business. Lord of the Fries is vegetarian for a number of reasons. We also use locally sourced products wherever possible provided taste and quality remain.”

With a positive culture like that it’s no wonder environmentally responsible Tork® Xpressnap® dispenser napkins are such a good fit for Lord of the Fries. “We were using standard (dispenser) napkins – people would take bunches and they would end up in the bin. It was a waste of money and an unnecessary waste. And the napkins weren’t recycled.” Tork Xpressnap napkins are available in 100% recycled and now locally produced FSC certified options.

Sam explains, “Tork Xpressnap is more environmentally friendly than what we were using. It’s a better product and has also saved us money.” Tork Xpressnap napkin dispensers ensure customers take only one napkin at a time reducing use and waste. Sam agrees the choice was a winning one, “We are using a lot less… plus it’s a much nicer napkin to use.” Lord of the Fries are using Tork Xpressnap 100% recycled, bleach free napkins.

Lord of the Fries uses two types of Xpressnap dispensers in all seven store locations - the counter and the tabletop napkin dispensers. There are four dispenser styles to choose from, they’re all high capacity and easy to load, saving time and reducing labour.

Another feature of Xpressnap is the AD-a-Glance panels which Lord of the Fries use for in-store branding. “We will be using them down the track for our specials and offers. They’re good for point-of-sale.” says Sam. And now, the new free AD-a-Glance web app makes it even easier by allowing you to create your own panel artwork online.

Lord Of The Fries, which runs seven outlets in Melbourne and two in Sydney, is now set to open its doors in Perth soon. Sam adds “We also have some interest from overseas. We would keep using Tork Xpressnap in these stores.”