A Slice Of Green Kochi Container

Opt for a waste-free lunch picnics or go plastic-free when going to bulk stores for refilling with this amazing Kochi Container.

✓ Made in India with 201 food-grade stainless steel.
✓ Sustainable. No harmful substance such as lead and BPA.
✓ Features handy and washable silicone seal.
✓ Dishwasher safe.
✓ Ideal for berries, nuts and for dips.

Looking for a perfect solution to your food storage needs?

This container is made from India's high-quality 201 food-grade stainless steel that features smooth and rounded edges. It is very ideal for storing food items such as nuts, berries, and crackers. Free from BPA, phthalates and other toxic substances, this product is dishwasher safe and environment-friendly.

Store anything from berries to nuts in this reusable food storage solution. Get yours today!

A Slice of Green is a Canadian company that sells ethical products, such as organic clothing, fair trade coffee makers and sustainable toys. Since 2007, A Slice of Green has been providing customers with the opportunity to live more sustainably by selling goods made from recycled materials and organic cotton. The company's sister site; green tulip- a website focused on contemporary ethical gifts- was established in 2005.

FAQs

1. Where are they made?
Made from high quality 201 food grade stainless steel, this lunch box is free from plastic, BPA, phthalates and lead. It's also 100% recyclable!

2. Is this dishwasher safe?
Yes!

3. How do you clean stainless steel lunch boxes?
Simply wash with dishwasher then follow with a hot water rinse.

4. Are stainless steel lunch boxes safe?
YES, with 18/8 stainless steel, packing healthy food is an easy and toxin-free as it gets.

5. Can you microwave the stainless steel lunch boxes?
No! Putting stainless steel on microwaves can damage it seriously.

6.  What is the capacity of the lunch box?

Lunch Box capacity is  150 ml

7.  What is the dimension of the lunch box?

Dimension: 5 cm x 9 cm

8. Is it leakproof?
Lid does not have plastic seal so there could be some leakage.