Pallet 2563 units - Aura 250 ml (350g honey) TO70 Deep

01 · THE JAR

250 ml with a tall neck that are 350 g of honey

A squat cylinder with a short shoulder and tall neck, clear flint glass with no honeycomb or relief: the honey, from lavender amber to dark forest, shows as it is and the label falls on a plain body 74 mm across and 80 high. The 250 ml nominal hold the 350 g of honey, at 1.4 kg per litre. It works the same with runny, creamed or set honey, and fits any filler with a 60-80 mm cup.

02 · THE NECK

TO70 Deep: high skirt, different lid

The neck is 70 mm Twist-Off in the Deep version, with a taller thread than the ordinary TO70: the regular TO70 lid, the one for low jars, does not close on this jar. It takes the high-skirt DTO70 lid, which in the house comes in silver: pack of 25 (3150) to try and case of 620 (3215) for the pallet, a little over four cases per pallet. Other high-skirt colours on request. It is the Aura’s only caveat, and the one that avoids ordering 2,500 lids that do not close.

03 · THE PALLET

2,563 jars, 490 kg and truck access

2,563 jars come palletised and shrink-wrapped: at 180 g each, about 490 kg with pallet and cardboard, to bottle in the order of 900 kg of honey. It is the unit of the own-brand producer or the cooperative bottling one to two thousand kilos a season in a shelf format: freight per jar is far lower than in packs, and glass, kept dry and wrapped, does not expire. It ships by pallet carrier, with truck access and a covered spot to unload. To try the format, the pack of 25 (2429); in the same family, Aura 350 (3313), 370 (3048), 445 (3314) and 720 ml (2040).

04 · BEFORE YOU BUY

The pallet of jars is supplied without lids; the high-skirt DTO70 lids (3150, 3215) come separately.