Products Details
| Product Name | 180ml 220ml 320ml Glass Paragon Jars Wholesale |
| Material: | Lead-Free Glass， |
| Capacity: | 180ml 220ml 320ml， |
| Color: | Any color is available based on demand.， |
| Sealing Type: | Cover， |
| Caps/Lids: | cork; rubber; aluminum screw cap; glass stopper, bamboo lid, wooden lid, plastic lid, etc.， |
| Customization: | Accept customers’ logo， |
| Surface Treatment: | silkscreen;hot stamping;frosted;decal;painting;electroplating;spray;label;sticker,etc.， |
| Sample: | Provide for free， |
| Packaging： | standard carton;gift box;colorful box; white box;export pallets;special requirements on packing,etc.， |
| Shipment： | Usually, customers choose sea shipping, what’s more, you could inform us of your delivery address, and then we can check the shipping freight or other types of charge for you.， |
| Certificate: | FDA， |
| Payment： | TT, L/C, Credit Card, PayPal, Western Union， |
FAQ
1.What sizes are available for the Glass Paragon Jars?
The Glass Paragon Jars are offered in 180ml, 220ml, and 320ml capacities, catering to various packaging needs.
2.What is a Paragon jar used for?
Paragon jars are commonly used for packaging spices, sauces, jams, honey, and other gourmet or dry food products.
3.Are these jars made from food-safe materials?
Yes, the jars are made from food-grade clear glass, safe for both edible and cosmetic applications.
4.Can I apply custom labels to the jars?
Yes, the tall, smooth surface of the Paragon jars is ideal for custom branding and labeling.
5.What types of lids are compatible with these jars?
The jars are compatible with standard screw-on metal or plastic lids, depending on your sealing requirements.
6.Are these Paragon jars reusable?
Yes, the jars are durable and reusable, offering a sustainable option for long-term storage.
7.Do you offer bulk pricing for wholesale orders?
Yes, we provide competitive wholesale pricing for large quantity orders of 180ml, 220ml, and 320ml Paragon jars.
8.Are these jars suitable for hot fill or pasteurization?
Yes, the glass construction can withstand typical hot fill and pasteurization processes when handled correctly.
