Packaging

Cardboard boxes for 6 and 12 jars of 1/2 and 1 kg from €0.39, kraft paper bags, dividers and shipping material. Up to €34.95.

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Carton box for 12 honey jars (1kg)

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Carton box for 12 jars of 1/2kg

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Stretch wrap film

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Cardboard Box for 12 V720 Jars

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Packaging

Packaging

A jar broken in transit costs the jar, the postage, the reshipment and — the expensive part — the customer. A matched box and a well-wrapped jar avoid it.

What a well-chosen box does

Our cardboard boxes group the jars but have no dividers: each glass touches the next, and glass breaks at the shoulder, exactly where jars knock together. To ship by courier, wrap each jar before closing the box.

The box is matched to the format: there are boxes for 6 half-kilo jars (€0.39), 6 one-kilo (€0.52) and 12 half-kilo (€0.65). A jar rattling inside the box gets knocked just the same: fill the gaps.

Weight: the check almost nobody makes

Twelve one-kilo jars are over 14 kg with packaging. Before standardising on a box, look at your carrier's weight bracket: sometimes two boxes of six cost less than one of twelve, and arrive in better shape.

The kraft bag is something else

The kraft paper bag with a bee is not for shipping: it is for handing over in person at a market or a shop. It costs cents and makes a jar look like a gift rather than a purchase. In direct sales it is one of the highest-return items for what it costs.

And what the box has to say

If you ship by courier, mark the parcel fragile and as a food product. It is no guarantee, but it changes how it is handled.

Packaging is in honey packaging; jars in glass jars.