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Tea Tin
Empty food-grade tins that seal out light, air and moisture — ideal for tea, spices, or shop packaging.
A clean, unbranded tin in matte silver, finished with a domed lid that slips snugly over the body for a secure seal. The opaque metal blocks light entirely, while the tight-fitting lid guards against air and moisture to keep tea's aroma fastest. Sold empty, the smooth surface takes a label beautifully, making these a natural fit for shops packing their own blends. They work just as well unlabelled, holding tea, spices, coffee, or whatever else deserves a proper home in the kitchen. Each tin measures 150mm tall by 70mm in diameter and holds roughly 65g to 85g of tea, depending on leaf size. Fully recyclable.
- Material: Tin
- Capacity: 65g to 85g
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