ESU is a safe alternative for inmates and mental health patients, providing a humane alternative to eating with fingers.
— CSP-SAC prison authorities in Folsom, California

Important: New ESU Return Policy During COVID-19 Outbreak

March 31, 2020    /    News

IMPORTANT:   Out of an abundance of caution for our customers and staff, for the duration of the COVID-19 outbreak, returns on paper utensil products or dispensers will NOT BE ACCEPTED until further notice. 

 

Thank you for your understanding.

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