| Size (mm) | Size (mm): 85H 110∅ |
|---|---|
| Colour | Colour: Black |
Our Black MultiPots come in packs of 10 with optional lids available (Product code: 254BLA). They are perfect for serving portions of pasta and rice dishes, stews, salads, noodles, snacks or fruit and dessert! Also great for portion control or as a lunch pot. Made out of high quality polypropylene plastic, which is virtually unbreakable and will not shatter or splinter, when dropped. The non-shatter properties of those multipots make them perfect to use both indoors as well as outdoors. These dishes are dishwasher safe and very easy to clean with high stain resistance. They are also microwave safe for reheating food. An optional multipot lid (sold separately) is also available (Product Code: 286) in a clear colour. The lid allows for the multipots to be stackable when in use and helps keep the food fresher for longer. Pair up with our small forks or dessert spoons in matching colours (Product Codes: HAR035 & HAR036). The dishes are very lightweight and extremely durable. This makes them a great option to use for children as well as adults. We also offer a personalisation/branding service on this product. Please, contact us for further information and/or pricing. This product is 100% recyclable.
| Height (mm) | Height (mm):85 |
|---|---|
| Capacity (ml) | Capacity (ml):450 |
| Pack Size | Pack Size:10 |
| Diameter (mm) | Diameter (mm):110 |
| Model Number | Model Number:248-BLA |
| Material | Material:Polypropylene |
| Colour | Colour:Black |
| Weight (Kg) | Weight (Kg):0.72 |
Harfield Tableware is a family-run business and the UK’s leading manufacturer and distributor of polycarbonate tableware with 60 years experience of supplying the public sector.
Their polycarbonate tableware range includes plates, bowls, tumblers, jugs, trays, cutlery, beakers and cups, available in over 20 colours. All of their polycarbonate tableware fulfills the requirements of EU and FDA (Food and Drug Administration) regulations governing materials for food contact.
