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    What is Roll'Eat?

    Roll'Eat is a Catalan company that tries to contribute to the realization that we have to be careful with the environment and protect it as much as possible. They do this by trying to limit the amount of waste we waste every day. Roll'eat makes products for this that can serve as an alternative to disposable packaging that is no longer needed after one use.

    Performance Roll'Eat

    Roll'eat achieves its impact through a variety of projects, such as promoting change in schools and other institutions promoting responsible consumption. They have worked in more than 1000 schools, where three kilograms of aluminum were thrown away every day. With all the rolls of aluminum foil saved thanks to Roll'Eat, you can travel around the world seven times! For this achievement, the company has been rewarded with a Solutions Award in 2014 and a Red Dot Award, among the most important awards in the world for quality and innovation of products.

    Boc'n'Roll

    The Boc'n'Roll is a handy lunch wrap that is available in all kinds of cheerful motifs. The wrap is reusable, foldable and washable and easy to take anywhere. The outer layer consists of 100% polyester, and the inner layer is made of TPU, which ensures that the wrap is waterproof and remains stain-free. The food wrap can be closed with a sturdy Velcro tape and can be washed in the washing machine up to 60 degrees.

    • BPA-free
    • Machine washable
    • Stain free
    • Can be used as a placemat
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