Vitamix

Specs partially disclosed Made in USA vitamix.com ↗

Not a plastic-free brand, but one that at least sells the escape hatch: most machines ship with a BPA-free Tritan copolyester container, and the all-stainless container plus steel blade base is an optional upgrade that moves the blend wall off plastic. Even with that jar, the lid stays Tritan and the tamper stays plastic, so the food path is reduced-contact rather than plastic-free. It's an honest "here's the better option if you want it" posture rather than either denial or a clean design.

How clear are their specs?

Clearly names Tritan and offers a documented stainless alternative, but leans on the "BPA-free" framing and keeps Tritan in the lid and plastic in the tamper even on the steel-jar upgrade.

Products we recommend

$$$$ Vitamix 48 oz Stainless Steel Container

48 oz Stainless Steel Container

Minimal plastic contact

Vitamix's all-steel jar accessory - the container and blades are stainless, moving the blend wall off Tritan, but the lid is still Tritan and the tamper is plastic.

Products to avoid

Documented so you know what to skip — each still has a full breakdown and sources.

$$$$ Vitamix 5200 (64oz Classic Container)

5200 (64oz Classic Container)

Mostly plastic Not recommended

The classic high-performance Vitamix, but its stock 64oz container is BPA-free Eastman Tritan copolyester - the blend wall food scours under high friction and heat, which is exactly the microplastic-shedding condition a blender jar creates.