These are soda-lime glass storage jars produced in Turkey and sold by the carton or the full container. You choose the lid system — vacuum, plastic screw, bamboo, wooden or metal — and the decoration, then order against a carton quantity that is fixed per article. Sampling, private labelling and mixed-article containers are all possible before you commit to a production run.
Jars are the part of a housewares range where lid quality decides returns. A vacuum lid keeps dry goods sealed and is the safer choice for coffee, pulses and spices; a plastic screw lid is cheaper per piece and travels better in dense cartons; bamboo and wooden lids sell at a higher shelf price but need a moisture note on the retail packaging. Our catalogue carries all four families in the same glass body sizes, so a buyer can switch lid type without changing the planogram.
Pricing follows volume, not negotiation theatre. Each article has a carton quantity and a carton volume in cubic metres, and the price per piece steps down as the loaded volume grows. That is why the quotation you receive lists price per piece, pieces per carton and cartons per 20ft and 40ft container — you can rebuild the landed cost yourself instead of taking a number on trust.
For private label work the usual route is a printed or embossed lid plus your own sleeve or label on the glass. Decoration lead time sits on top of the production lead time, so send artwork with the order rather than after it. If you are testing a market, ask for a mixed container: several jar families in one load spreads the risk over a single freight cost.
Food-contact paperwork travels with the shipment. For EU destinations ask for the Declaration of Conformity under Regulation (EC) 1935/2004 for the exact article you are buying, and for the United States confirm the 21 CFR compliance statement. These are per-article documents — a general company certificate is not the same thing and customs brokers will tell you so at the worst possible moment.
| Product | Capacity | Pieces per carton | m³ | HS codes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crystal Vacuum Lid Jar | 2000 CC | 12 | 0.035 | 7013.49 |
| Crystal Vacuum Lid Jar | 1500 CC | 12 | 0.030 | 7013.49 |
| Crystal Vacuum Lid Jar | 1000 CC | 12 | 0.021 | 7013.49 |
| Crystal Vacuum Lid Diamond Jar | 1350 cc | 12 | 0.036 | 7013.49 |
| Plastic Lid Colorful Diamond Jar | 1350 cc | 12 | 0.036 | 7013.49 |
| Plastic Lid Diamond Jar | 1350 cc | 12 | 0.036 | 7013.49 |
| Marble Jar Gold Lid | 660 CC | 12 | 0.014 | 7013.49 |
| Marble Jar Gold Lid | 425 CC | 12 | 0.007 | 7013.49 |
| Mimosa Jar Gold Lid | 40 cc | 24 | 0.003 | 7013.49 |
| Mimosa Jar Gold Lid | 1000 CC | 12 | 0.022 | 7013.49 |
One full carton per article is the technical minimum, and the carton quantity is fixed per article — it is shown on every product page. Container pricing starts when the combined volume of your order fills a 20ft load.
Yes. A mixed container is the normal way to start: several jar families, lid types and sizes are loaded together and priced per article, so you spread one freight cost over a test assortment.
Yes — printed or embossed lids, custom sleeves and labels on the glass body. Send artwork with the order; decoration lead time is added to production lead time, not absorbed into it.
Vacuum, plastic screw, bamboo, wooden and metal lids, mostly across the same glass bodies. That lets you change price point without changing the jar itself.
They are produced as food-contact glassware. Ask for the article-specific Declaration of Conformity under EU Regulation 1935/2004 for European imports, or the 21 CFR compliance statement for the United States, before the shipment is booked.
Glassware and plastic houseware produced in Turkey, sold by the carton or the full container. Every category below publishes the figures a buyer needs to price a load — pieces per carton, carton volume in cubic metres and HS code — and every article can be combined in one mixed container.