Does IKEA cutlery contain nickel?
Since 2006, almost all our cutlery is nickel-free. There is only one cutlery series in the IKEA range that contains nickel: BEHAGFULL.
Today, nickel allergy is relatively common, which was one of IKEA's main reasons for eliminating the metal from the majority of our cutlery. Traces may still appear, but in very small amounts.
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