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Quiet develops quieter tableware for collective dining
Quiet has developed quieter tableware for collective dining settings such as canteens.
The range combines tempered glass and silicone.
Quiet co-founder and chief executive Sophie Moritel discussed the product on a French business programme on 13 October.
The company presents the tableware as a tool to help prevent workplace risks in collective catering.
The focus is on reducing noise in shared dining spaces.
The range is aimed at collective catering services, rather than private households.
The available information does not say when or where it will be sold next.
Quiet has developed tableware designed to reduce noise in collective dining.
Its range is made of tempered glass and silicone.
The company says the tableware is designed as a tool to prevent occupational risks.
Quiet co-founder and chief executive Sophie Moritel discussed the range on BFM Business.
The interview was broadcast on 13 October.
- Who
- Quiet, represented by co-founder and chief executive Sophie Moritel.
- What
- It developed a range of quieter tableware made of tempered glass and silicone for collective dining.
- When
- 13 October. The article gives the year as 2026.
- Where
- On BFM Business.
- Why
- The tableware was developed as a tool to prevent occupational risks.
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- Company
- Quiet
- Representative
- Sophie Moritel, co-founder and chief executive
- Materials
- Tempered glass and silicone
- Intended market
- Collective dining
- Broadcast date
- 13 October 2026
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