Smasia Enterprises Pty Ltd

Microwave Safe Stainless Steel Containers

Australia , Mitcham

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Category Food Containers
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Microwave Safe Stainless Steel Containers

We are excited to be showcasing our SMASH BLUE; sustainable and eco-conscious lunchware, thermal and hydration products built to replace single use plastics at a price point accessible to all. Designed in Australia, Smash Blue comprises stainless steel lunchware, bottles, flasks and as well as insulated bags which are made from recycled plastic water bottles.

Our food grade stainless steel has been engineered to be microwave and oven safe – a major innovation taking the category by storm. Each product has been carefully researched and developed to create a unique and sophisticated range with sustainability top of mind.

We will also be showcasing a range of new products in stainless steel lunch, hydration and coffee products

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