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Two hundred and eighty-eight millilitres: the 400-gram jar, the one that sells three at a time on the stall without anyone checking the price twice.
Thirty hexagonal jars of 288 ml in white glass, with a TO 63 mouth. They stand 99.5 mm tall by 78 mm at the widest point and weigh 200 g each.
01 · THE HEXAGON
The shape is the first thing a customer recognises — the cell — but what you notice is on the counter and in the store: six flat faces where the label sticks straight and without creases, and a silhouette that nests with itself when stacked, so more jars go into the same box than if they were round.
The glass is white and shows the honey's colour as it really is, which on a well-settled honey is half the sales argument.
02 · THE LID
It takes a 63 mm Twist-Off lid with a low skirt — gold, black, honeycomb or bee design — the same one the 212 and 370 Orcio jars use. The deep version is not for this jar.
A note on numbers before ordering: jars come in packs of 30 and TO 63 lids in packs of 25. They do not match on their own.
03 · BEFORE YOU BUY
Supplied in packs of 30 units, without lids:
| ✓ FITS | Farm-gate honey in the 400 g size, and also beeswax candles and preserves. |
| ⚠ NOT INCLUDED | No lids and no labels. Standard TO 63 lids are ordered separately, 25 to a pack. |
| Capacity | 288 ml · around 400 g of honey |
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| Shape | Hexagonal, six flat faces |
| Glass | White |
| Height | 99.5 mm |
| Diameter | 78 mm at the widest point |
| Jar weight | 200 g |
| Mouth | TO 63, low skirt (standard) |
| Units per pack | 30 |
| For volume | Also available by the pallet |
| Reference | PACK30-HEX288 |
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