Recycled metal aluminum highlighter pen and ball pen (TPA001) Quality Choice

Specifications

Recycled metal highlighter pen
1. aluminum barral
2. green products alumium pen
3 2 in 1recycled pen
4 for promotional pen

Specifications:

Item brand	ECOZONE
Item Number	TPA001
refill	Blue or black refill with 1.0 nib
Sample fee	Depends on requirements

 

 

Features:

 Recycled metal alumium  highlighter pen and ball pen
1. alumium barral

2. green and recycled products
3  2 in 1 highlighter and ballpen

4.For promotional gift or retail.

5. client logo is accepted

6. laser engrave or printing is avaible

 

Table of eco-friendly products:

1. Bamboo series:

 Pens, Notebooks, Rulers, Bottles, Name card, Bamboo fan,veneers sheets and so on

2.Recycled paper series:

Highlighter pens, Ballpoint pens, Notebooks, Stationery sets and so on

3.  Biodegrdable series:

 Pens, PLA luggage tag, Paper clip, Keychain, Bottle, Pets dispenser and bags

 

 

 

Package & delivery:

Package	1pc/Polybag, 50pcs/Carton, 1000pcs/Carton
Delivery	30 days
Production Capacity	200,000 pcs / Month
Payment term	30% TT deposit, 70% TT against copy of documents
MOQ	5000pcs

 

 

Company structure

 

Company Introduction:

Today International Group Co., Ltd was set up in 2006 in order to do something positive, and do our part to protect our planet move towards environmental sustainability.

    

Our company continues to be inspired by eco friendly products and ideas that solve environmental challenges and enhance its capabilities to meet our clients' needs include any OEM design.

    

In our range of eco-friendly products which use less energy, reuse materials, don't pollute, or that are natural and organic, and compared to non-eco alternatives, do the same job, and look and feel just as great or better!

    

Sell our eco-friendly products in your store, or promote your green business with 100% corn based biodegradable plastics and recycled or recyclable paper and benefit from reduced carbon emissions.

 

What will you leave behind? A legacy or a landfill?