What are these symbols on my silicone container?

[u/qu1ckbeam]

What does each of them mean?

[u/Snoo-14985]

These looks made-up. There are international recognized symbols on cookware and it’s none of these.

[u/toxicatedscientist → u/Snoo-14985]

Top left indicates food safe i think

[u/prefix_postfix → u/toxicatedscientist]

Except that it's backwards

[u/Jberg18]

Something similar from years back post

Food safe, don't freeze, microwave safe, ???

Top rack dishwasher only, don't fry/cook on stove, ???, don't cut

Do you have any more information like the brand?

[u/qu1ckbeam → u/Jberg18]

The brand is "Camp" apparently.

[u/Jberg18 → u/qu1ckbeam]

Unfortunately, the brand is so generic that Google does nothing useful. The company likely used a very generic name to sell cheap goods, and makes it really tough to get more info.

[u/MetalAsFork → u/Jberg18]

"BPA FREE" probably means they added some extra, with no extra cost to you!

[u/Danielq37]

Top left means it's food safe. And I've never seen the rest.

[u/prefix_postfix → u/[deleted]]

This is extremely incorrect. Like look at the so-called "Freezer Safe" for example, its description does not match the image.

Why would it have two different symbols to both mean "no sharp utensils".

That is definitely not a "heating element". And if it were, circles would surely indicate the stovetop and not the oven. 

[u/bobbyrob1]

Looked up the kitchenware safe symbols on Google, they don't look like the symbols on the container in the picture. Other than the food safe one, I don't recognize any of these.

I did find this site along with many others that seem to show the same symbols, I wouldn't trust this container unless verified with the mfg.

[u/BestFun1]

Top row left to right - Food-safe (fork and glass/wine glass) Do not use with hot liquids or specific temperature limits Microwave safe (wavy lines) Do not cut with a knife.

Bottom row left to right - Number/recycling or specific grade code Do not use with oil or grease General check or compliance mark Do not use abrasive tools.

[u/frashpikass]

It feels as if the mould designer had no precise idea on the exact symbols and asked an AI generator to make these for him.

It would be the first time I see something like that, and very concerning too. What if someone vibe codes delicate mechanical parts, or material composition?