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POCKEAT-SCPA Stray Cat Welfare Collection

$24.00 USD

POCKEAT-Not-Seafood

$24.00 USD

POCKEAT-Taiwanese-food

$24.00 USD

POCKEAT-Faith for Animals

$24.00 USD

SNACK BAG-Turtle Island

$20.00 USD

SNACK BAG-Leopardcats

$20.00 USD

SNACK BAG-Not-Seafood

$20.00 USD

SNACK BAG-Bubble tea

$20.00 USD

SNACK BAG-Faith for Animals

$20.00 USD

POCKEAT-Black

$24.00 USD

Pockeats have reduced9,576,690plastic bags.

Since May of 2017, the period we had started the crowdfunding project for Pockeat,
more than 90,985have joined us to reduce plastic products.
957 bags have been replaced, and the number is still increasing.
Each time using Pockeat means you replace one plastic bag for our environment.
We invite you to join us to fulfill plastic reduction, to live with no trace.

User Guide

  • 1.Take

    Take out the Pockeat.

  • 2.Pack

    Spread open the bag and fold it twice at the bottom, then directly pack the food inside
    ( it is recommended that liquids do not exceed 2/3 of the depth of the bag ).

  • 3.Carry

    Align the center and roll down, fasten the straps to form a handle ( if containing liquids, please carry directly without shaking or squeezing ).

  • 4.Clean

    Turn the inner bag inside out and use a sponge with neutral detergent to clean ( avoid using abrasive scrubbers to avoid scratching the inner bag ).

  • 5.Sun-dry

    Fasten the straps together ( hang in a ventilated area to air-dry ).

  • Store

    Fold down according to the size of the inner bag, fold over the four corners, and store them inside the inner bag with ease for effortless carrying.

From breakfast to dinner, Pockeat reduce plastic waste with you.

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