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Food Packaging

Glass food packaging must balance food-contact suitability, filling method, sealing performance, shelf presentation and distribution weight. Jar or bottle selection should start with the food's viscosity, particle size, processing conditions and required closure system.

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Buyer Considerations

Key Application Requirements

Fill process

Confirm hot fill, cold fill, pasteurization or ambient filling conditions.

Seal system

Define vacuum, liner, lug/thread and tamper-evidence requirements.

Food contact

Confirm market-specific food-contact declarations or testing required by the buyer.

Buying & Specification Guide

Key Considerations for Food Packaging

Capacity Guidance

Choose capacity around serving size, headspace and case weight; large jars may need reduced carton quantity.

Shape Guidance

Wide-mouth jars support solids and spoon access, while bottles suit sauces, oils and beverages.

Material Guidance

Food-contact glass should be selected for the actual thermal and chemical conditions of the filling process.

Closure Guidance

Twist-off lids, screw caps, pourers or other closures must be matched to finish dimensions and process temperature.

Safety & Compatibility

Thermal shock, vacuum performance, liner compatibility and food-contact requirements should be validated on the final package.

Decoration & Packing

Use wash-resistant labels/printing where needed and control divider/carton strength for filled-product weight.

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