Plastic buckets for jam, preserves, and fruit butter

A bucket doesn't break, and the 5.6 L size weighs just 156 g. Once the seal is torn off, the lid comes off in one motion, and through the 224 mm opening you can scrape out filling with a spatula right to the bottom. Empty buckets don't have to be returned like glass jars; they simply nest inside each other.

For the market, most people pick the 560 ml and 1 L sizes in the clear version: customers can see the color and the berries through the wall. The OPEN tear strip under the rim confirms the bucket hasn't been opened yet. For jam to take on the road or give as a gift, there's an 800 ml size with a plastic handle.

Our sales manager prices each order individually. The price depends on size, body color, handle, and printing, so for an accurate quote, tell us the sizes and approximate quantity for the season. We can quote several sizes at once, for example 1 L for the bazaar and 11.5 L for bakeries.

Yes, by the pallet within the EAEU: to Shymkent, Almaty, Astana, Karaganda, and other cities. Within Kyrgyzstan, buckets going beyond Chuy Region ship via a freight carrier, and your sales manager confirms delivery time and cost when you place the order.

You can apply a label or order IML: the image is fused into the wall during molding, so it won't rub off or peel when washed. That's handy for sticky, sugary products, since drips can be washed off the body without damaging the design.

Yes, after opening, the flat lid seats back into the double rim, so the bucket can be closed between shifts. How long the filling itself keeps is up to its manufacturer and the bakery's food technologist. A clean spatula and a closed lid protect the product from crumbs and kitchen dust.