Filling & product requirements
Describe the contents, filling temperature and storage conditions. Suitability must be confirmed for your actual process and product.
Food & beverage
A better fit for
what’s inside.
From pantry products to bottled beverages, choose packaging around your filling process, product presentation and closure needs. Review the practical requirements before selecting a format.
Explore suitable formats
A category. Many possibilities.Define the requirements
A better brief.
A better starting point.
Closure & handling
Compare the opening, closure system and handling needs. Discuss liners, seals and any tamper-evident requirement for the selected format.
Destination-market evidence
Tell us where the product will be sold. Ask for the material and test documentation relevant to the specific item and market.
Packaging suitability and any compliance requirements depend on the exact item, contents and destination market. Confirm these before use.
Explore the formats
Your category shortlist.
Hexagonal glass jars
A six-sided glass-jar family for honey, preserves and specialty-food packaging projects.
45–730 mL family
Wide-mouth PET jars
Clear, wide-mouth jar formats for dry-product and household packaging projects.
Specification on request
Glass beverage bottles
Clear and coloured glass-bottle formats for wine and beverage packaging briefs.
375 mL / 500 mL / 750 mL
Ready to discuss the details?
Bring your product.
We’ll work through the pack.
You don’t need to have every answer. A few practical details help us begin the sourcing conversation.
Start your inquiryA useful first brief
- Contents and intended storage conditions
- Filling process and preferred capacity
- Closure, sealing and labeling needs
- Quantity, destination and required documentation
Reference images or existing specifications can be discussed with the team by email.