Yumbox combines traditional Japanese bento compartments with clever and chic European design aesthetics, using child-friendly construction and BPA-free food-safe materials.

A standout feature of a Yumbox lunch box is the food tray inside. The tray is scientifically divided and labeled for each compartment. It is designed with dietary guidelines in mind to help parents prepare the correct amount of food and ensure nutrition. balanced. The tight seal between the tray and silicone lid keeps the Yumbox from leaking when serving wet foods like yogurt, dips and sauces.

While the Original's six-compartment Yumbox is popular among kids, the release of different versions has broadened the selection to cater to a wider range of consumers. The Panino is divided into four compartments, which can hold a complete sandwich or a large salad, making the Panino cater to children with larger appetites. The Yumbox Mini snack box was released in the second half of 2016, and it has long been asked to develop more design styles to fill the gap in the market for leak-proof snack boxes.

Parents all over the world will tell you how smart Yumbox is. The Good Design Award recently gave the brand an honorary award in the children's product category (the Good Design Award is rated as the "Oscar of the industrial design industry"). The 2013 Good Design Award made Yumbox an honorary brand. Yumbox joins other winners such as Apple, Volkswagen and Tupperware and is one of only two children's product manufacturers to win the award out of thousands of entries to the international competition from 50 countries.

Designers Maia Neumann and Daniela Devitt, two moms dedicated to developing healthy eating habits in their children—funnily enough, they founded Yumbox in the process! In France, they were inspired by the daily lunches served to Mayan children in French schools. In the United States, they emphasize nutritional balance, variety, deliciousness, and nutrition. Now everyone, even kids, can make nutritionally balanced meals with Yumbox!