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50g Acrylic House Of Mints
Product Code: PP026333
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Sticker
About
Description
The Printed 50g Acrylic House of Mints are an ideal promotional item for estate agencies and letting professionals. The acrylic container, shaped like a house, holds 50g of chewy mints, providing a refreshing treat for customers. Each unit can be customised with a full-colour printed label featuring your logo and name, enhancing brand visibility. The ingredients include sugar, dextrose, glucose syrup, eucalyptus oil, menthol, and dextrins (E1400). Note that some breakup or chipping of the confectionery is unavoidable and considered acceptable. Store in a cool, dry area at a maximum temperature of 22°C. Packed in a facility that handles nuts.
Chewy Mints: Sugar, Dextrose, Glucose Syrup, Eucalyptus Oil, Menthol, Dextrins (E1400)
Packed in a facility that handles Nuts
Best Before: 12 months
Features
- Acrylic House
- Filled With 50g Chewy Mints
- Some Breakup/Chipping Of Confectionery Is Unavoidable And Considered Acceptable
- Store In Cool Dry Area. Max Temperature Of 22 Degrees Celsius
- Packaging: Bulk Packed
Details
Product Sizes
69mm(w) x 63mm(h) x 22mm(d)
StickerFront: 33mm(w) x 33mm(h) Front: 38mm(w) x 21mm(h) Front: 38mm(dia ø)
Colours
Clear Acrylic
Additional Info
Sticker Warning
Stickers are applied by hand and because of this we can not guarantee an exact sticker position for the entire order, though we will strive to get them placed as accurately as possible. Small movements in position and alignment are deemed acceptable.
Additional Product Info
- Prices are subject to change at any time and without prior notice.
- Prices shown are based on the client supplying suitable artwork.
- Freight is additional to prices shown and will be charged at cost.
