VINGA Ciro lunch box in RCS recycled steel with acacia lid

A personalized lunch box to affirm your commitments

In a professional context where sustainability is becoming a central priority, the Ciro lunch box from the Vinga brand stands out as an excellent choice for your promotional communication. This container, offered by BrandedGift, is not just a simple table accessory, but a real tool for enhancing your brand image. Designed to meet the expectations of modern employees, it combines a minimalist aesthetic with rigorous technical design. The use of RCS-certified recycled stainless steel demonstrates a commitment to reducing environmental impact without compromising on robustness or elegance. Its clean design fits perfectly into a contemporary office environment, while offering a concrete and sustainable alternative to single-use containers. By choosing this product, your organization communicates values of responsibility and care, essential for strengthening the sense of belonging within your teams or the loyalty of your business partners. Its solid structure gives it remarkable longevity, ensuring long-term visibility for your logo.

Vinga Ciro: the alliance of Scandinavian design and sustainability

The Vinga brand is recognized for its ability to marry functionality with Nordic-inspired aesthetics. The Ciro lunch box is no exception to this rule. The visual contrast between the shine of the steel and the organic warmth of the acacia wood creates an object with a strong premium character. Each wooden lid is unique, featuring natural variations in grain and shade that constitute the charm of this noble material. To secure everything during travel, a PU strap with a velcro closure ensures the lid stays in place, preventing accidental opening in a carrying bag. This attention to detail reflects a deep understanding of the real needs of active users. Whether for a meal taken at the office, during a seminar, or during an outdoor break, this promotional item offers a smooth and pleasant user experience. The grip is ergonomic and the product’s lightness, despite the quality materials used, is a major asset for daily use without constraints.

Certified materials for total traceability

Transparency is at the heart of this product’s design. The Recycled Claim Standard (RCS) certification is a major trust factor for companies concerned about the reality of their responsible purchasing. It guarantees that the entire supply chain has been monitored, from the source of the recycled material to the finished product. With 39% recycled stainless steel, this lunch box actively participates in the circular economy. Additionally, the acacia wood lid benefits from FSC® certification, ensuring that the wood comes from responsibly and sustainably managed forests. These certifications are not simple labels; they represent a verifiable commitment that you can proudly share with your clients or employees. The kraft cardboard packaging, also FSC® certified, highlights this overall consistency, offering a neat presentation upon delivery of the gift. By limiting the use of virgin plastic and prioritizing recycled and organic materials, BrandedGift supports you in an authentic and measurable CSR approach.

A daily accessory designed for the professional environment

Beyond its ecological aspect, the Ciro lunch box meets strict food safety standards, in accordance with directive 1935/2004/EC. The absence of BPA guarantees healthy daily use. It is a product that adapts to new lifestyles at work, where home-cooked meals become a special moment of well-being and health. Offering this object during an onboarding or as an end-of-year gift makes a lasting and useful impression. Its surface lends itself beautifully to discreet, high-end customization, allowing your visual identity to shine in real-life contexts, well beyond the company walls. Maintenance is easy, although hand washing is required to preserve the integrity of the acacia wood and the steel finish over time. It is an investment in your brand capital, prioritizing perceived quality and usage durability over the proliferation of ephemeral goodies.X_01216