Re-sealable, multipurpose, non-separated boxes with a capacity of 1200 ml and dimensions of 31 cm x 14.5 cm x 6 cm, made entirely of sugar cane. This material of natural origin does a great job of storing or carrying food in it - thanks to its very good thermal properties, food stays hot and crispy for a long time.
The versatility of these menuboxes is that, thanks to their elongated shape (one side is much longer than the dimensions of standard take-out containers), they will work well for hot dogs, casseroles, but also any lunch sets.
Since sugar cane can withstand a temperature range of -15 to 220°C, you can store these boxes in the freezer and use them to heat food in the microwave oven.
Compostable in backyard conditions!
| Product code: | VB12 | |
| Manufacturer: | Vegware | |
| Product Dimensions: | 31 cm x 14.5 cm, height 6 cm | |
| Product weight: | 5.50 kg | |
| Color: | white | |
| MIN temperature: | -15°C | |
| MAX temperature: | 220°C | |
| Application: | cold and hot meals | |
| Biodegradability: | biodegradable under domestic conditions | |
| Storage: | dry room, room temperature, do not allow dampness | |
| Materials: | 100% sugar cane | |
| Certificate: | the product meets the requirements of products intended for contact with food EN 13432 and ASTM 6400 |
Tworzywo z jakiego wykonany jest ten produkt.
Sugar cane, or bagasse.
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