Ocean Plastic jar "SC 89" 500 ml

Set a mark of sustainability with our RPET Ocean Plastic jars, which are made of recycled plastic waste, collected near the coast. The sustainable packaging containers made of recycled PET with elegant metal closure offer the best presentation for your high-quality products. With their wide opening, they serve as stylish packaging for food and cosmetics, as well as a variety of other products. By selecting the cap colour, the PET containers can be individually adapted to your label and filling good.

• The RPET jars are delivered inclusive aluminum screw caps, freely selectable from 4 different colours (silver, gold, black and bronze). After selecting the packaging unit, the closure colours are freely chosen within the ordered quantity.
• Optionally with additional inner cover (clear PET). The transparent sealing inserts with handle prevent the screw cap from sticking due to the filling good. After selecting the packaging unit, the quantity of inside lids are freely chosen within the ordered quantity.
• The screw caps and inside lids can be easily attached by hand or machine.
• R-PET packaging is insensitive to cold and can be heated up to a maximum of 40°C.
  
• The RPET Ocean Plastic jars are made of recycled PET plastic waste, collected near the coast. (PCR RPET Post Consumer Recycled Polyethylene terephthalate)
• Please note: The availability of RPET Ocean Plastic products depends on the sources of the used raw materials. Due to the recycled raw material, there may be colour deviations in RPET Ocean Plastic products, even within one batch.
  

Due to the different fillings on the market and their individual composition, we cannot confirm absolute suitability for respective fillings. It is the responsibility of the user/bottler of the packaging to determine and confirm the suitability for the respective filling in advance. The actual suitability of the chosen packaging can only be properly ascertained by performing your own preliminary tests. The specified range of use for this article represents a rough classification based on the legal requirements.