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Non-Stick Silicone Cooking Utensils Set with Natural Acacia Hard Wood Handle 5 Piece (Black)

Store rating:4.9
(4 reviews)
ZARA ENTERPRISES
2 yrs
IN

Attributes

Woodhand grip material
1number of pieces
Eco-Friendlyfeature
Woodmaterial
Utensil Setsutensils type
UtensilsType
model number:ZE428
place of origin:Uttar Pradesh, India
brand name:zara enterprises
Product Name:Kitchen Utensil Set
Logo:Customized Logo Acceptable
MOQ:100pcs
Size:Customized Size Acceptable
Meterial:Stailness Steel
Sample time:5-7days

Key attributes

hand grip material
Wood
number of pieces
1
feature
Eco-Friendly
material
Wood
utensils type
Utensil Sets
Type
Utensils
model number
ZE428
place of origin
Uttar Pradesh, India
brand name
zara enterprises
Product Name
Kitchen Utensil Set
Logo
Customized Logo Acceptable
MOQ
100pcs
Size
Customized Size Acceptable
Meterial
Stailness Steel
Sample time
5-7days

Packaging and delivery

Selling Units
Single item

Lead time

Customization options

Customized logo (Min. order: 100 pieces)
Customized packaging (Min. order: 100 pieces)
Graphic customization (Min. order: 100 pieces)
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Product descriptions from the supplier

Warning/Disclaimer
California Proposition 65 Consumer Warning
Customizable
100 - 499 pieces
£0.6643
500 - 999 pieces
£0.5905
>= 1000 pieces
£0.5167

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Customization options
Customized logo (Min. order: 100 pieces)
Customized packaging (Min. order: 100 pieces)
Graphic customization (Min. order: 100 pieces)

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