Finding the right Food Packaging Bottle for your food and beverage products is no easy task. Capacity, design, shelf life, shelf life, label requirements... Of course, whether the bottles and caps you use to store food and beverage products can safely contact food.

Glass bottles are food contact safe
Fortunately, just like the testing and classification conducted by the FDA, all common glass bottles, type III soda lime glass, are generally considered safe (GRAS). And they are all food contact safe containers. In fact, hundreds of food and beverage companies use glass bottles and jars to package their food or beverage products. From coffee to juice, from kimchi to pills.

People prefer to use glass bottles and jars to store food and beverages. We have seen our customer community package any raw honey into sea salt. Heavyweight glass even gives the product a high-end look and feel.

About plastic?
It's time to talk about the "elephant" in the room. Indeed, not every plastic bottle, jar and jug can safely come into contact with food. Since there are many different plastic resins available today, and to ensure that they are safe in contact with food, you need to make sure that the resin specification sheet is available. There are common FDA tests to ensure that the plastic bottle you are currently using is safe for contact with food. Of course, the general rule of thumb is part of the bottle industry in which we are involved and can help you guide you without flipping through the report page. This is how you know.

Plastic beverage bottles: Plastic beverage bottles are named specifically for this purpose. They are made of safe resins that come into contact with food and can be safely used for packaging food and beverages. The caps (usually tempered) that come with these beverage bottles are also safe for food contact.

Wide-mouth pill packaging machine: Since these packaging machines are usually used to pack pills, medicines or nutritious food, they are usually made of safe plastic resins that come in contact with food.

In fact, many of our plastic bottles and cans are indeed food contact safe products. If you have questions about specific bottles or cans and want to know whether they are food contact safe products, please leave a comment below and let us know the products SKU number, we will inform you whether plastic bottles or jars are indeed safe to contact food.