Tazones para snacks de 18 oz

The bowl material is named as food-safe COPP, a polypropylene-family plastic, rather than the cleanest materials this criterion looks for (LFGB silicone, stainless, glass, solid wood); no migration testing or LFGB/NSF listing is published for the finished bowl.

The bowls are sold in solid pewter, sage and blush colors with no printed decal or decoration described on the food-contact surface, and nothing is published stating the color coating is lead-free or food-safe for this product.

The bowl's food-contact material is named as COPP and stated to be BPA and phthalate free, but the claim does not address BPS or BPF, and no test method or migration result is published for this product.

The bowl is marketed as dishwasher and microwave safe with no caveat against microwaving the plastic material and no scratch-driven replacement guidance published, unlike the brand's explicit no-microwave note for its silicone utensils.

The bowls are dishwasher and microwave safe but no replacement interval, no sterilization guidance, and no shedding or migration data for repeated heat cycles are published; reviews describe repeated dishwasher use without reporting degradation.

We queried the CPSC recall database's full corpus (1973-2026) for this brand and found no recall record in any role. A control search confirms the product category is covered by the registry, so the clean result reflects genuine absence rather than a gap in the search.

The snack bowls are third-party quality tested for BPA and phthalate-free status, but no lab name, certificate number, or standard is named for this specific product, and no test method or result is given anywhere.

The material (food-safe COPP) is named, but country of manufacture, supplier, and formal warranty terms for this bowl are not published; a generic email support contact exists but no spare-parts or repair route for this item is disclosed.