Origin
- Made in India
Materials
- Stainless Steel 201
End of Life
- Metal container recyclable with stainless steel collections
Certifications
- ECOlunchbox is a certified B-Corp, meeting rigorous standards for social and environmental performance, public transparency, and legal accountability to balance profit and purpose
Earth Friendly Features
- ECOlunchbox annually offsets the carbon dioxide (CO2) equivalent of 4.7 million pounds of coal burned
- Durable, reusable products reduce the reliance on single-use plastics
Packaging
- Ships in packaging made with recycled content
- All shipping packaging is recyclable
Made Without
- Plastic-free
- BPA, BPS and Phthalate Free
Product Care
- Dishwasher safe, or hand wash
Additional Features
- 100% non-toxic stainless steel lunchbox
- Great for dry snacks, not leak proof
- BPA and BPS free
- Durable and unbreakable
- Freezer Safe
Product Dimensions
- 4.75 x 6.75 x 2"
Capacity
- 29 oz. / 3.33 cups
Returns
- Unused, undamaged products in their original product packaging can be returned within 30 days
Warranty
- Unused, undamaged products in their original product packaging can be returned within 30 days
Specifications
- Tare weight: 8 oz.
Shipping Info
- Ships same business day!
ECOLunchbox
ECOlunchbox believes in a simple concept: nutritious and delicious lunches should be packed in non-toxic containers and fill your bellies, not the garbage can. With their collection of dishwasher safe, stainless steel food storage containers and cotton lunch bags, it’s easy to ditch the plastic tubs, one-time baggies, yogurt squeezers, and wrapped snacks. That means less waste on the environment, and a healthier, non-toxic lunch for you!
Founder and mom-on-a mission, Sandra Ann Harris, believes that the best way to reduce waste is to not create it in the first place. By offering reusable alternatives to everyday lunchbox items, ECOlunchbox helps people to move beyond using plastics, one meal at a time.
Question
Samantha F –
Hi! I’m the president of the Sustainability Club at my university (Utah State). We are moving forward with a “Pop-Up Shop” project where we will sell zero waste tools to fellow students on campus. We’re very interested in selling lunch tins like the ECOlunchbox solo rectangle. I’m reaching out to ask whether or not you ever sell your items with a bulk discount, and if so what the parameters might be. We’re really excited about promoting sustainability on campus and can’t wait to get started. Thanks!
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EarthHero –
Hi Sam! I’ve replied to you via email so we can talk about how we can best work together 🙂 Thanks for reaching out!
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