A practical snack and lunch box for school, work and travel. Keeps food fresh and fresh. Highly durable dining box with sealing and easy opening with side clips. Mepal products are made of non-toxic BPA-free plastic, which prevents the release of undesirable substances into the food. It is resistant to aggressive substances and protects against the formation of odours and mould. Key features: lunch or snack box made of BPA-free plastic reusable saves nature Volume900 ml size 170 × 120 × 65 mm weight 222 g Made in the NetherlandsRecommended use: The box is dishwasher safe .  When washing by hand, we recommend using a mild detergent. The box is not suitable for use in  microwaves and freezers. Ingredients: Acrylonitril butadieene styreene (ABS). BPA free. Manufacturer: Mepal BV, The Netherlands. The Dutch company Mepal produces stylish and functional tableware, kitchen storage products, bottles, thermoses and lunch boxes, including a special line for children. Mepal products are practical, they have a wide range of uses, both in the home, for picnics, for the garden, for travel and for work. Mepal has a long tradition in product development and manufacturing. Shortly after its founding in the mid-1950s , Mepal began designing its own products and continues to do so today. Over the years, Mepal has developed its own distinctive style, i.e. everything has to be functional, practical and beautiful. Mepal products are designed by designers to make everyday life easier. It is constantly developing new products and changing the design and colors according to current trends. Mepal products are of high quality, timeless in a wide range of colours for everyday enjoyment.  Most of Mepal's products are made in the Netherlands, specifically in Lochem, Gelderland. All materials meet high standards, are harmless to health, and production and partners are ISO certified. Although Mepal products are extra durable, they offer a wide range of spare parts that will extend the life of the product and save the environment by unnecessary waste. They often support and cooperate with sheltered workshops because they want to contribute to a better world in this way.