Clear PET bottle for 350 g of honey, with a non-drip dosing cap.
The table bottle: squeeze it, the honey runs out and when you let go it cuts off without dripping. The cap seals tight for transport and it is the same AV-43 used across the range, so caps swap between formats.
01 · WHICH HONEY
The dosing valve works with runny honey: honeys with little tendency to crystallise, or honey you have liquefied before bottling. With a honey that sets in the bottle, the hardened paste blocks the valve and the customer ends up unscrewing the whole cap — precisely what this bottle was meant to avoid. For those honeys, use a wide mouth jar.
02 · SIZE AND SHAPE
It holds 250 ml, which is 350 g of honey: above that sits the air space the bottle needs for you to squeeze it. The PET is tough and clear, so the honey shows through. The trade-off of the small format is the neck: filling by hand takes a steady hand, and a narrow funnel makes it far quicker.
03 · BEFORE YOU BUY
| ✓ FITS | AV-43 non-drip cap, shared with the other bottles in the range. |
| ✕ DOESN'T FIT | Honeys that tend to crystallise in the container. |
| ⚠ NOT INCLUDED | Label or tamper seal. |
| Material | Clear PET |
|---|---|
| Contents | 350 g of honey |
| Capacity | 250 ml (350 g of honey) |
| Shape | Tapered |
| Cap | AV-43 non-drip, with dosing valve and airtight seal |
Data sheet
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