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RCS Recycled stainless steel deluxe water bottle
From £6.79 ex VAT
This 500ml water bottle is made from 80% RCS certified recycled stainless steel. It is lightweight, leakproof, BPA free, and suitable for cold drinks. Supplied in FSC®-certified kraft packaging.
This reusable water bottle is made from 80% RCS (Recycled Claim Standard) certified recycled stainless steel. It is designed to be lightweight and leakproof for daily use.
- Made from 18/8 recycled stainless steel.
- RCS certification ensures a verified supply chain for recycled materials.
- BPA free.
- Capacity: 500ml.
- Supplied in FSC®-certified kraft packaging.
- Recommended for cold water only.
This bottle is suitable for corporate gifting, employee welcome packs, or as a sustainable promotional item for events.
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This 500ml water bottle is made from 80% RCS certified recycled stainless steel. It is lightweight, leakproof, BPA free, and suitable for cold drinks. Supplied in FSC®-certified kraft packaging.
From £6.79 ex VAT
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| Quantity | Unit Price |
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| 100+ | £6.60 |
| 250+ | £6.42 |
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