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The snack box from Westmark complements the Friends, Food + Fun range with a modern, everyday to-go solution. It is available in two versions – two-piece and three-piece – and in three attractive colours, offering retailers a versatile product for different target groups in the office, school and leisure sectors.
The slim, functional design allows the box to be stored upright in narrow bags or file folders, making it particularly practical for mobile users. The leak-proof lower containers ensure that snacks, soups or small meals can be transported safely.
Manufactured in Germany, the snack box impresses with its reliable quality, high suitability for everyday use and clear consumer orientation – a strong complementary product for a modern, impulse-driven kitchen and to-go range.
Summary: Two-piece & three-piece • three colours • slim silhouette • upright storage • leak-proof lower containers • high-quality workmanship • Made in Germany
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