BestBins Certified by NSF

November 18, 2003, Chaska, Minnesota Management of BestBins Corporation, the developer of Next Generation polycarbonate gravity bins, announced today that its 4 and 8 gallon bins are now certified by NSF.

High food safety standards are set according to and continuously monitored by NSF, an independent non-profit foundation. Visit www.nsf.org/international/international_about.html to find more detailed information about NSF Certification, even in Spanish, French, German or Japanese.

NSF is known for the development of standards, product testing and certification services in the areas of public health, safety and protection of the environment. NSF is for the food industry what UL is for the electrical appliance industry. However, not all UL certified toasters, for example, are of the same quality or necessarily have equal features. The same is true when comparing NSF certified gravity bins.

Compared to other gravity bins, BestBins offers superior user-friendly features, packs out more products in less space and keeps the products inside the bin much fresher.

BestBins is the only bin that was also designed to be cleaned. The bin has fewer parts, has snap-on & snap-off features and can be easily disassembled and assembled by anyone without the need of training or directions. Contrary to "first generation" polycarbonate gravity bins, BestBins have no springs or rubber bands in the food zone.

BestBins is considered to be the most tamper proof and airtight on the market today. When the bins are in line, no one can open the bins or tamper with the products inside. The very tight lid (tightness results in fresher product) can only be opened from the back and then only when the bin is entirely taken out of its slot.

To study additional advantages of BestBins over other gravity bins (polycarbonate as well as acrylic) visit www.bestbins.com.