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Jean Dubost Laguiole SENSE 6 Steak Knives
6 steak knives Jean Dubost Laguiole SENSE®, stainless steel blades 1.2mm thickness, full handle sense made of recycled plastic waste. Presented in natural wood block and recylced cardboard box.
100% recycled plastic handle, recycled cardboard box.
No chemical products, handles obtained through heating and thermocompression of crushed plastic wastes, following the LE PAVE® manufacturing process.
Plastic waste entirely collected in FRANCE, short circuit and circular economy.
Recycled and recyclable, material from infinite plastic waste sources and waste sorting. This pieces stainless steel blades and recycled SENSE® plastic handle can be endlessly recycled.
Jean Dubost donates 1% of the SENSE® range turnover to Fondation GoodPlanet,
Chaired by Yann Arthus-Bertrand
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| Country | France | India | Germany |
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