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Bilby 750ml Recycled Sports Bottle
From £3.64 ex VAT
The Bilby 750ml Recycled Sports Bottle helps the HUGS charity fund water projects in Uganda. This single-walled bottle is made from recycled PET plastic and features a simple push/pull spout. Using this bottle connects your brand to responsible giving.
The Bilby 750ml Recycled Sports Bottle offers a responsible option for promotional products, as each purchase aids the HUGS charity in providing water and sanitation in Uganda.
- This 750ml single-walled bottle is made from recycled PET plastic, featuring a smoked black body.
- It includes a coloured plastic screw-on lid made from PP, LDPE, and silicone, with a push/pull spout for easy use.
- The bottle is BPA and PVC free, designed for durability and reusability.
- A donation of 20p from each bottle supports the HUGS charity's water projects in Uganda.
This practical item is an ideal choice for corporate gifts and branded merchandise, offering lasting brand exposure for your promotional products.
Brands
The Bilby 750ml Recycled Sports Bottle helps the HUGS charity fund water projects in Uganda. This single-walled bottle is made from recycled PET plastic and features a simple push/pull spout. Using this bottle connects your brand to responsible giving.
From £3.64 ex VAT
*Pricing excludes branding and setup fees
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| Quantity | Unit Price |
|---|---|
| 25+ | £3.64 |
| 50+ | £3.08 |
| 100+ | £2.72 |
| 250+ | £2.51 |
| 500+ | £2.31 |
| 1000+ | £2.13 |
| 2500+ | £2.07 |
| 5000+ | £2.02 |
£3.64 ex VAT each
£3.64 ex VAT
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