Kitchen & lunch
Custom lunchboxes for companies
Recycled stainless steel, glass and recycled polypropylene, with an RCS, GRS or FSC certification depending on the item. For office lunches and corporate gifts with your logo.
Budget example: 100 branded pieces (Engraving), about €1,470 to €1,580 excl. VAT, shipping not included. Exact quote within 24 hours on business days.
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A quote for your kitchenware
From 50 pieces · Free mock-up · Quote within 24 hours on business days
Frequently asked questions.
One box, several materials, and a mark that covers only part of them
A lunchbox often combines several materials: a body in steel, glass or recycled polypropylene, a lid, a seal, sometimes a strap or cutlery. A certification covers the material it names, not the whole object: RCS or GRS on the steel says nothing about the lid, and vice versa. It is the detailed composition on the product page that links each mark to the part it covers, and shows the parts that carry none. Reading the mark without the composition means attributing to the whole box what is true of only one part.
What to check before giving a lunchbox with your logo
A lunchbox given as a gift becomes part of its recipient’s daily routine, and that is where it is judged. Before choosing, four lines of the product page are worth reading. The composition, part by part. The care instructions, which change depending on whether there is a double wall, a seal or a wooden lid. Suitability for food contact, which is proven by the manufacturer’s documents and not by a material label. And the marking techniques offered for your logo, which depend on the material: engraving on steel or wood, printing on the surfaces that take it.
A wooden lid is not a proof
Acacia lid, wooden cutlery: the material comes from a forest, and its nature says nothing about how that forest is managed. A forest certification does. For the wood in this range, that is FSC: when the mark appears, it covers the wooden part and the tracking of its material up to the finished product; it does not cover the steel or the glass that come with it. When it does not appear, the page does not replace it with any adjective. The wood then remains a described material, not an attested one.
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