Bisphenol-A-free Tritan containers

Here you'll find the widest choice of Bisphenol A-free Tritan (copolyester) containers in GN Gastronorm sizes, excellent value for money and in stock at Gastroland.co.uk

Tritan GN 1/9 snap-on lid
In Stock
Tritan GN 1/9 lids

Tritan GN 1/9 snap-on lid

CAPETTRIT19
€1.46 Taxe excl.
€1.75 Taxes incluses
Clip-on lid Tritan (BPA-free Copolyester) GN 1/9 Dimensions: 176 x 108 mm Thickness 1.5 mm Not compatible with stainless steel or polypropylene trays
GN 2/1 Tritan lid with handle
In stock
Tritan GN 2/1 lids

GN 2/1 Tritan lid with handle

CAPTRIT21
€25.63 Taxe excl.
€30.76 Taxes incluses
This Tritan (Bisphenol A-free) lid with GN 2/1 handle fits perfectly on your 2/1 gastronorm tray. Store, cook and preserve your food safely with this lid.
GN 2/1 Tritan drainer
In stock
Tritan drip trays (copolyester)

GN 2/1 Tritan drainer

EGOUTRIT21
€14.24 Taxe excl.
€17.09 Taxes incluses
This drainer in Tritan (Bisphenol A-free copolyester) fits into the bottom of your GN 2/1 gastronorm tray. Practical and of good quality, it will be perfect for cooking your food in a dedicated gastronorm tray.
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Bisphenol-A-free Tritan (Copolyester): an ideal choice for food containers

These days, more and more people are paying particular attention to the quality of the materials used in the products they buy, especially those intended for contact with food.

Bisphenol A-free Tritan (copolyester) is one of the preferred options for meeting food safety and hygiene requirements.

What is Tritan (Copolyester) without Bisphenol A?

Tritan is a copolyester developed by Eastman Chemical Company and marketed since 2007. It is a transparent, lightweight and durable plastic material offering excellent resistance to impact and heat. What distinguishes Tritan from other traditional plastics is its total absence of Bisphenol A or BPA.

BPA is a chemical substance often used in the manufacture of various types of plastic, but it has been linked to a number of potential problems for human health. Due to concerns about its possible harmful effects on our bodies, the use of BPA in certain products such as food containers has been regulated or even banned in several countries.

Bisphenol-A-free Tritan containers
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