Clear plastic bear-shaped container, 746 ml capacity, lid included.
It shows the honey without being opened — colour, level and crystallisation on view — and by volume it takes around 1 kg, which is not the same as weighing 1 kg.
01 · WHAT IT IS FOR
The clear body lets anyone check the look of the batch at a glance, and the silhouette sets it apart in direct sales, gift sets and on the counter. It is the format people pick for pleasure, not for price. That said, the shape is decorative and excuses nothing: the mandatory label and lot information still has to be legible and complete on the container itself.
02 · 746 ML IS NOT ALWAYS 1 KG
The density of honey shifts with moisture and temperature, and you also need headroom to close it without overflowing. So set the dose with a tared scale and declare the real net weight of each batch. Filling to a visual mark and hoping every lot weighs the same is how the gap opens between what the label says and what is inside.
03 · BEFORE YOU BUY
Before filling, check that container and lid are clean, dry and undeformed; fill with honey fluid enough to dose without overheating it, wipe the thread and check the seal. The maker’s sheet documents neither dishwasher nor hot filling, so do not put the plastic through temperatures nobody has verified.
| ✓ FITS | Direct sales, gift sets and the counter, where the container is seen. |
| ✕ DOESN’T FIT | Hot filling or the dishwasher: not documented for this plastic. |
| Reference | P_U100 |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 746 ml |
| Rough equivalence | Around 1 kg of honey · check on a scale |
| Material | Clear plastic |
| Shape | Bear |
| Includes | Lid |
Data sheet
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