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Growing: Quite sustainable

As a family company, we at reer take responsibility to ensure a world worth living in – both now and in our children’s future. The children’s dinnerware sets in the Growing range are a visible expression of our corporate philosophy and our sustainable interaction with our environment.

OUR "GROWING" DISHES

"Growing" means renewable: our products are made of a mix of materials: 80% of the materials consist of renewable raw materials. These include sugar and other carbohydrates as well as wood fibres from Germany.

Growing means growing with you: Our dinnerware is suitable for those learning to eat as well as those small or big eaters. They are a faithful and long-lasting companion throughout childhood.

Growing Plate, 2 pieces

€13.99*

Growing Cup, 2er Set

€11.99*

Growing Bowl, 2 pieces

€13.99*

Growing Cutlery, 2 pieces

€7.49*

NO COMPETITION ON THE PLATE

The sugar and other carbohydrates used are a by-product of food production and are not for consumption. "Growing" does not use resources better suited to fighting world hunger. What's more: The wood fibres for this tableware are also by-products from sawmills and the like. That means that no new trees had to be cut down to make our tableware. Instead, previously unused resources were put to good use.

SAFE ALL AROUND: BPA AND MELAMINE-FREE

Unlike many plastic products, our tableware is BPA and PVC-free. We also do not use melamine in the production process. Thus, our products are heat-resistant and even hot liquids can be used with Growing products without hesitation. They thus make a valuable contribution to health protection.

Growing Children’s dinnerware set

€20.99*

Stainless steel vacuum flasks and insulated containers

Thermal water bottles and keep-warm boxes last a lifetime. Their classic design makes them perfect for every conceivable use: from warm tea and baby porridge to cereal and coffee for the office, it is a versatile item. As faithful companions for a lifetime, you avoid waste - with the insulated containers from reer.

Our vacuum containers are robustly made and can be used for many years. They are the perfect alternative to disposable bottles, which end up in the rubbish after use. To minimise packaging waste, the bottles are sold unpackaged and are only accompanied by product tags, made from 100% recyclable craft paper. To protect our earth and of course the future of our children.

100 % recycled
Make new from old

We use recycled PET bottles to manufacture our Growing bags. This way they don't end up as plastic waste in nature and we save the finite resource of crude oil. Even better, this manufacturing process uses less water and energy.

rPET is recycled PET. For our use, disposable beverage bottles (those on which there is a 25 ct deposit) are broken down into granules and spun into a strong, water-repellent yarn as part of a recycling process. This can be used to make new products, such as our new pram and changing bag from the Growing range.

Growing baby-changing backpack made of 21 PET bottles

€49.99*

Growing buggy organiser with changing mat

€25.99*

Growing baby changing organiser with mat made of 7 PET bottles

€22.99*

Growing pram / pushchair shopping bag

€11.99*

B-Stock: Don't Dispose, Repair!

Many orders in online retail are placed on approval. Sometimes the colour doesn't appeal, and sometimes a product is smaller than intended, but invariably they are returned and far too often destroyed. This doesn't have to be the case, so we check as many returns as possible and offer them for sale again. This saves money and the environment.

Factory Seconds has already been sold once "on approval". It is fully functional and intensively tested by us. There may be slight damage to the box or the product may be delivered packed in a neutral box because product packaging is occasionally damaged during the shipping process. By purchasing a tested and safe B-goods product, you receive a fully functional device "like new", and you save your wallet and the environment.

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