U Konserve Rectangle Container with Divider - Clear

U Konserve BPA-free leak-proof stainless steel container with divider and clear lid is a non-toxic alternative to single use plastic containers.  

Reusable and safe!

you are making a difference:

• By buying thoughtful, quality products that you don't have to replace often (great news for the earth's precious resources).
• By choosing goods made under ethical working conditions.

• Use for take-out, salad bars, and to store your leftovers in the refrigerator or to bring them to the office the next day. 

features:

• All U Konserve stainless steel is food grade (304).
• Lids are made from LDPE* recyclable plastic #4 and are leakproof.
• Perfect on-the-go solution for sandwiches, wraps, sushi and salads. 
• You can also use them for  takeout, salad bars, and to store your leftovers in the fridge to take to work or school the next day.
   

dimensions:

740ml/25oz capacity. 19.5cm L x 12.5cm W x 4.5cm H. 

container:

304 (18/8) food-grade stainless steel. Lid: non-toxic LDPE #4 plastic. Removable divider: PP #5 plastic.

care:

Dishwasher safe. Should you experience the appearance of "rust" on any stainless steel product, it is more than likely a discoloration or harmless residue left behind from the electro-polishing process. Buff it out with a heavier kitchen scrub brush. Extreme temperature changes might cause lids to crack. We recommend keeping lids out of the freezer.

US company. Products are made responsibly in China or India.

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*What is LDPE plastic? LDPE is Low Density Polyethylene plastic made from petrochemicals that has been found to be stable and generally do not leach chemicals. With the recycling symbol #4, it is readily recycled. It is commonly used for plastic containers, plastic bags and juice and milk cartons (those that look like cardboard, but are actually a liquid packaging board, which is a laminate of paperboard and LDPE (as the water-proof inner and outer layer). LDPE, HDPE, PP, and PET are non-BPA materials. The plastics to avoid are labelled #3, #6, and some types of #7.