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Lookin'-large™ Technology

With our patented lookin'-large technology you can either (a) put your current-size pizza into a larger-looking box, thereby giving the impression of enhanced value to the customer for no additional cost or (b) put an imperceptibly smaller pizza (that saves 10 to 15 percent in food cost) into a box that looks to be the same size as your current box, thereby reducing your food cost structure.

Lookin'-large technology involves similar box structure to that which is used in nesting technology. Lookin'-large can be effectively applied both to pizza boxes and to side-item (ex., breadstick) boxes.

There are other box structures on the market that can be used for creating a similar effect to that of Correll Concepts' lookin'-large technology. However, the Correll Concepts technology appears to be (a) the most crush-resistant and (b) the most cost-saving of all the options.

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For a demonstration of the pizza industry's most powerful, feature-rich point-of-sale system — click here.

Do you use 500,000 or more boxes per year? If so, your business could gain added competitive advantage from a high-impact custom packaging concept. Email johncorrell@correllconcepts.com. NOTE: Correll Concepts is a packaging design firm, not a box manufacturer.

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