Huski Home Rice Husk Eco Lunch Box - Pistachio

Huski Home is a family-run UK company that puts sustainability at the top of their priority list.  

We are super impressed with their new eco friendly lunchbox, not only for its practicality but also for its sustainability.  They are made by repurposing discarded rice husks to create an incredibly durable material.

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• Made using biodegradable rice husk 
• Non toxic, BPA and Silicone free
• Eco-friendly and sustainable 
• Layered Storage with Lockable Lid
• Fold flat handy carry handles
• Great for taking food when on the go 
• Huski eco lunchboxes are made from rice hulls mixed with a bio polymer binder which makes them durable and means they don’t leak horrible toxins into your hot drinks or food when heated
• Measures 15cm x 15cm x 9cm 
• Top compartment holds 300ml 
• Main compartment holds 850ml  

Comes in three colours, Duck Egg, Pistachio and Rose

Please Note

Huski Home lunchboxes are mainly Rice Husk (the most possible without them disintegrating) bound with polypropylene because its environmental impact is among the lowest of any material, synthetic or traditional, and is produced from natural polyolefin resins which allow it to breakdown and biodegrade.  

If you would like more info please take a moment to read this blog  

Did You Know?

• Rice husk is a naturally strong material, built of a naturally occurring silica that can help strengthen building structures. This means it can be used in things like cinder blocks, brickwork, and other building materials and it won’t collapse in on itself.
• Untreated rice husk needs to be burned in order to disappear and that is terribly bad for the environment. Recycled rice husk, however, is biodegradable, meaning if you put it in the ground it will eventually dissolve. 
• Resists moisture penetration.
• Good insulation - due to rice husks’ thickness it becomes a great insulator, meaning it’s good for trapping in heat. 
• Completely renewable. The best thing about recycled rice husk is that it’s completely renewable. It can be reused again and again, and it won’t wear down. It’s incredibly resilient and can be used for a multitude of things. Better than this is that it’s cheaper than wood chips and completely termite resistant.