What can I pack in PET bottles and jars?

Because PET containers are lightweight, durable and shatterproof, they’re a great solution for an assortment of products, both water-based and dry. This includes supplements and cosmetics (lotions, powders, pills, shampoos) and food products (spices, flour, sauces, etc.). Please make sure to test the container with your product as usage is case-sensitive.

Are PET bottles recyclable?

True. PET stands for Polyethylene Terephthalate, which is a completely recyclable type of plastic. Your containers can get a new life in the packaging industry, but also in fashion or even industrial strapping.

Is PET plastic safe to use for food packaging?

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) have deemed this type of plastic as good food packaging material. The best practice is to safeguard your PET containers from direct sunlight, heat and dampness.

Are PET jars and bottles fully waterproof?

Yes, but while PET plastic is impervious, not all types of caps for your container will provide a watertight seal. For liquids and water-based products, you might want to use EPE or induction liners rather than unlined caps or caps with pressure-sensitive (PS 22) liners.

What are caps with PS22 liners best for?

The pressure-sensitive liner is typically perfect for dry or solid products: spices, powders, pills, etc. The PS 22 will maintain your dry product moisture-free but might not keep your liquids from leaking out. This liner is not waterproof because it needs a dry land area on the bottle to create a seal.

What is the purpose of an EPE liner?

Commonly used to avoid leakage, the EPE is a cost-effective cap liner. It’s best for liquids and water-based supplements. The EPE does not create an air barrier, so if you’re looking for this kind of seal, consider the heat induction liner.

What is induction cap sealing?

The ultimate packaging protection, the induction liner comes with a tamper-evident and airtight seal. It must be applied via an induction sealing machine, so there is no chance of resealing once opened. This hermetic liner will work perfectly with dry and liquid supplements, whether it be pharmaceuticals, superfoods or cosmetics. You can pick a plain or custom seal version with a “sealed for your protection” message.

What is the use of a pharmaceutical cap?

If you’re looking for a child-resistant cap (CRC), the pharmacy cap should be your choice. The user must push it down and twist to open, which makes it challenging for a child. Since this cap type is required for certain over-the-counter drugs, it is generally a good enough seal to protect from external contamination.

250ml PET Jar with Lid

Our 250ml/8oz plastic jars with lids are the durable and cost-effective alternative to glass.

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Data for current product configuration	250ml PET Jar with Lid250ml
Material	Recyclable plastic
Filling capacity	250ml
Material colour	Transparent
Thread	70-400
Closure type	Plain cap with EPE liner
Closure colour	White
Raw material	PET
Weight	0.02925 kg
Eco properties	Made in Europe Recyclable
Variant SKU	ph-188-537

Secure your products with clear PET jars

The 250ml PET Jar with Lid provides a reliable and cost-effective packaging solution for a variety of products. Made from recyclable plastic, these jars are a durable alternative to glass, offering robust protection for your goods. Each jar has a filling capacity of 250ml, making them suitable for creams, lotions, powders, and a range of other items. The transparent material allows for easy product visibility, while the white option offers a clean, opaque look.

Versatile for many applications

These plastic jars are ideal for industries requiring secure and practical containment. They are commonly used in cosmetics for body butters and scrubs, in food service for spices or dry goods, and in crafts for beads or small components.

Choose your closure style

Each jar comes with a secure lid, available in two styles: a plain cap with an EPE liner or a fluted cap with an EPE liner. Both closure types feature a 70-400 thread, ensuring a tight seal to prevent leaks and maintain product integrity. Lid colors include white and black, allowing for coordination with your product's aesthetic.

TransparentLet your product speak for itself. Transparent PP foil creates a clean no-label look - perfect for minimalist designs. Highly resistant to water, fats, and chemicals - built for bottles, rigid containers, and products needing extra durability.
WhiteThis product is available in white.

Plain cap with EPE linerThe smooth cap with an EPE insert provides a tight closure equipped with a flexible foam seal that conforms to the edges of the packaging, providing excellent protection against leaks and air ingress.
Fluted cap with EPE linerThe grooved cap with EPE insert features a non-slip, grooved surface for easy grip and unscrewing. The EPE insert ensures a tight seal, protecting the contents from leaks and air ingress. It guarantees a stable, secure closure during transport and use.

WhiteSmooth, semi-gloss white paper - the most popular choice for everyday labelling. Delivers clean, sharp prints with a subtle sheen. Best for indoor use on dry products: food packaging, bottles, cartons, and general retail.
BlackThis product has a black closure.

What can I pack in PET bottles and jars?
Because PET containers are lightweight, durable and shatterproof, they’re a great solution for an assortment of products, both water-based and dry. This includes supplements and cosmetics (lotions, powders, pills, shampoos) and food products (spices, flour, sauces, etc.). Please make sure to test the container with your product as usage is case-sensitive.
Are PET bottles recyclable?
True. PET stands for Polyethylene Terephthalate, which is a completely recyclable type of plastic. Your containers can get a new life in the packaging industry, but also in fashion or even industrial strapping.
Is PET plastic safe to use for food packaging?
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) have deemed this type of plastic as good food packaging material. The best practice is to safeguard your PET containers from direct sunlight, heat and dampness.
Are PET jars and bottles fully waterproof?
Yes, but while PET plastic is impervious, not all types of caps for your container will provide a watertight seal. For liquids and water-based products, you might want to use EPE or induction liners rather than unlined caps or caps with pressure-sensitive (PS 22) liners.
What are caps with PS22 liners best for?
The pressure-sensitive liner is typically perfect for dry or solid products: spices, powders, pills, etc. The PS 22 will maintain your dry product moisture-free but might not keep your liquids from leaking out. This liner is not waterproof because it needs a dry land area on the bottle to create a seal.
What is the purpose of an EPE liner?
Commonly used to avoid leakage, the EPE is a cost-effective cap liner. It’s best for liquids and water-based supplements. The EPE does not create an air barrier, so if you’re looking for this kind of seal, consider the heat induction liner.
What is induction cap sealing?
The ultimate packaging protection, the induction liner comes with a tamper-evident and airtight seal. It must be applied via an induction sealing machine, so there is no chance of resealing once opened. This hermetic liner will work perfectly with dry and liquid supplements, whether it be pharmaceuticals, superfoods or cosmetics. You can pick a plain or custom seal version with a “sealed for your protection” message.
What is the use of a pharmaceutical cap?
If you’re looking for a child-resistant cap (CRC), the pharmacy cap should be your choice. The user must push it down and twist to open, which makes it challenging for a child. Since this cap type is required for certain over-the-counter drugs, it is generally a good enough seal to protect from external contamination.