AUSTIN, TX, August 28, 2012 (Press-News.org) Tapping into the 3.2 billion dollar single serve hot-beverage industry, Chantal introduces an eco-friendly product and the newest member of their Travel Mug collection: The Single Serve Easy Travel Mug.
This triple-wall thermal mug is specifically designed to fit perfectly under most single serve coffee makers and hold the large 10 oz. serving size. Made from durable brushed stainless steel, this convenient mug will endure the everyday demands of any lifestyle. Just brew and go again and again!
Featuring a simple push-button top that allows you to drink from any side of the rim, this reusable, innovative mug is made for all. The inner silicone seals prevent spills of any kind while the push-button is closed. The entire top disassembles for better cleaning and the whole mug is top rack dishwasher safe.
The Single Serve Easy Travel Mug features a triple-wall vacuum seal, which consists of two stainless steel walls with a copper coating in-between. The copper layer ensures beverages stay hot or cold for up to 7 hours, so feel free to pour your favorite non-carbonated drink inside this product and enjoy for hours. The vacuum insulation also prevents condensation and maintains a comfortable exterior temperature. Never worry about water rings on your desk or in your car's cup holder ever again!
The patent pending Single Serve Easy Travel Mug will be introduced with the Signature Chantal Blue and Chili Red color bands at Bloomingdale's this Fall. Additional colors will be available in Spring 2013. The Suggested MAP Retail Price will be $19.99.
About Chantal
Chantal Corporation was founded in 1971 by Heida Thurlow, who has received numerous design and utility patents from around the world for teakettles, bakeware and cookware innovations. Chantal continues to dedicate itself to the creation of innovative products that bring elegance to a healthy lifestyle. When not focused on product innovation, Chantal strives to find ways to give back by utilizing their resources for things like coordinating a food drive to benefit the Houston Food Bank, raising funds for Alzheimer's Disease research and donating kitchenware to women's shelters. For more information on Chantal, visit www.chantal.com or contact Bump Marketing.
Innovative and Eco-Friendly Mug for the Single Serve Coffee Maker - Chantal Presents - Single Serve Easy Travel Mug
Tapping into the 3.2 billion dollar single serve hot-beverage industry, Chantal introduces an eco-friendly product and the newest member of their Travel Mug collection: The Single Serve Easy Travel Mug.
2012-08-28
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[Press-News.org] Innovative and Eco-Friendly Mug for the Single Serve Coffee Maker - Chantal Presents - Single Serve Easy Travel MugTapping into the 3.2 billion dollar single serve hot-beverage industry, Chantal introduces an eco-friendly product and the newest member of their Travel Mug collection: The Single Serve Easy Travel Mug.