Sailor Plastics

When it comes to launching honey in the already established market, the containers or the bottle that the product comes in can be as important as the quality of the product itself. A bottle whether you opt for a colored or plastic bear bottle holds just more than the product and functions as the first point of contact with the consumers. That is, choosing a bottle is a way to introduce possible customers to your product every time they walk past it on the shelf.       So how do you get started, to draw attention to your product as it sits on the shelf providing all the necessary information as well as a quality product? What is the best bottle for you? What will you use the bottle for?   Balancing Consumer Interest: Consumers, in addition to, looks of a product also look for convenient packaging which is reusable, handy, and easy to store. So packagers must take into account the size, shape, durability, and other factors to ensure that consumers not only enjoy the product but consuming

  Starting on a new journey?  Or introducing a new product idea into this competitive market? This is a decision not to be taken lightly. From deciding the packaging, material to compatibility with the ingredients, there is a lot of legwork that needs to be done before you fill your first batch of juice or honey bottles . The work you put into the idea as well as selecting a viable material beforehand often determines the marketability and success of your product.   Food processing and packaging is a complex technological branch, so it is important to perform your due diligence to ensure that the packaging will be the right fit whether you opt for PET or LDPE bottles, and your product remains competitive with many other brands already on the market.   When choosing bottle packaging fr your products, here are few important steps to note: Getting Started: Categorizing the Product The bottles you choose should withstand both hot and cold high-pressure packaging methods. So when putting to

The most important factor while choosing bottles and caps is to create reliable packaging and protect the product from within. Think of bottles for water or soft drinks, you might probably be familiar with the standard flat top caps. However, if you pay attention to the number of different caps and closures that can fit your specific product, you may be overwhelmed.   Throughout our buyer's journey, we have all experienced different caps and have a general idea of when the caps seem to match the product or when it seems too loose or tight. To simply put, the choice of your packaging will depend on the type of cap, product requirement as well as container. Let's first differentiate between the flat top caps and flip-top caps for bottles:   Choosing the one: Flat or Flip Top Caps for Bottles A flat cap is a screw cap with liner and ribbed edges that is designed with a flat top. These caps are most commonly found on bottled and soft drinks to prevent the packaging from leakages. A