Plastic buckets14 sizes · 560 ml to 21 L
Medical buckets9 sizes · 1 to 21 L
Food containers5 formats · 250 to 750 ml
Plastic jerry cans5 L and 10 LPlastic buckets16 models, 560 ml - 21 LMedical buckets10 models, 1 - 21 LFood containers5 models, 250 - 750 mlPlastic canisters5 and 10 L塑料桶16 个型号，560 毫升 - 21 升食品容器5 个型号，250 - 750 毫升塑料方桶5 升和 10 升Hello! We'll suggest the right size for your product, calculate pallets, and quote a price for your order.
In Kyzylorda, you can buy plastic buckets directly from the manufacturer. The city stands on the Syr Darya and is known, with good reason, as the rice capital of Kazakhstan: rice paddies and melon fields stretch around it, fishermen work the Aral Sea and the lower river, and the region produces oil. HTI has packaging for each of these industries: trays for plov (pilaf) delivery, buckets for salted fish and Korean-style salads, and water jerry cans for work camps. Everything is molded in the Bishkek Free Economic Zone (FEZ) and arrives in Kyzylorda by the pallet within the EAEU.
Nearby towns and villages: plastic buckets in Kyzylorda Region.
An order from Kyzylorda is rarely all one thing: cafes need plov containers, fishermen need buckets for salting, and oil work camps need jerry cans. Each of the fourteen buckets lists its industry, what goes into it, and what to look for when choosing.
Single servings of salads, jam, and appetizers.
Melon jam, pickles, and fish.
Brine, wholesale, and work camp supplies.
Containers and a tray for takeout plov, bazaar stalls, and cafes.
Jerry cans for teahouse cooking oil and drinking water for work camps.
Yellow Class B and red Class C medical waste buckets (by Kyrgyz sanitary classification) for hospitals, outpatient clinics, and work camp first-aid posts.
Bazaar stalls: single portions of suzbe (strained yogurt) and sour cream; the bucket without a handle weighs 23 g.
Melon growers: sample portions of bekmes (melon syrup), with a plastic or molded-in handle.
Rice farms: new-crop rice as a gift, 955 ml brim-full.
Cafes: garlic dressing and sauce for plov, with the handle molded into the body.
Bazaar stalls: Korean-style salads, with a clear body that shows off the color.
Melon growers: melon jam, about 3.1 kg per bucket.
Floodplain vegetable growers: tomato paste and lecho, with a 200 mm opening for a ladle.
Work camp kitchens: mayonnaise and sauces, about 3.6 kg of mayonnaise, metal bail handle.
Fish shops: salted fish in brine, 224 mm opening, metal bail handle.
Fish processors: salted fish, 276 mm opening, bail handle with plastic grip.
Gardens along the Syr Darya: picking tomatoes and peppers, with a plastic grip that spares your palm.
Wholesale fish: fish in brine, 16.56 L brim-full, 40 g bail handle.
Work camps: cleaning products for dormitories, 332 mm opening.
Oil fields: grease for pumps, in our largest size.
Cafes and delivery: achichuk (tomato and onion salad) and sauce for plov, hexagonal, 13 g.
Bazaar stalls: roe and fish appetizers, round container, 16 g.
Cafes: salad to go with takeout plov, 400 ml hexagonal container, 16.5 g.
Melon growers: melon jam in small portions, round 550 ml, 18.8 g.
Cafes and delivery: plov and main courses with sides, flat tray, 21 g.
Teahouses: cooking oil for plov, 5 L jerry can, 180 per pallet.
Oil fields and work camps: drinking water; the cans don't nest, 100 per pallet.
Kyzylorda outpatient clinics: treatment rooms, needle remover valve, 36 g empty weight.
First-aid posts on rice farms: cotton wool and bandages during harvest season, 62 g empty weight.
Work camp first-aid posts: vaccinations before each rotation, syringes through the valve, 95 g.
Fish and rice processing shops: hand wipes from a dispenser, 110 g empty weight.
Kyzylorda urgent care clinic: used dressings go into the red bucket, which weighs 153 g empty.
City hospitals: a ward's daily collection, 271 g empty weight.
Perinatal center: collection for the on-duty shift, yellow bucket, 307 g.
Regional medical center: collection for a whole floor, 18 L bucket, 526 g empty weight.
Oil fields on the steppe: pickups on the crew rotation schedule, 21 L, 620 g.
The 750 ml tray and the 250 ml container work as a pair: plov rides in the tray, salad or sauce in the container, so the courier never has to set the sauce right on top of the rice. For fish, choose buckets with a metal bail handle and plastic grip: a full bucket of brine is heavy, and a thin handle cuts into your palm.
Here, plov is made with home-grown rice, fish is salted straight from the local catch, and the oil workers nearby need a water supply for every shift. Each of these jobs calls for its own set of packaging features. These are the four that buyers in Kyzylorda Region notice first.
The flat 750 ml tray with lid holds a serving of plov so the rice, meat, and carrots don't get mashed into a lump. Achichuk rides alongside in a 250 ml hexagonal container, and the customer gets the order exactly as it was plated.
Zander, carp, and bream from the Small Aral Sea and the lower river often go for salting. The 8 L bucket has a wide 276 mm opening, so fish are easy to lay in rows, and the bail handle with plastic grip takes the weight of the catch plus the brine.
Shift workers need a supply of drinking water that's easy to carry into the site trailer. The 10 L jerry can has a screw cap, a molded-in handle, and reinforcing ribs at the bottom, and it weighs just 420 g empty.
At the bazaar, Korean-style salads sell on the color of the carrots and peppers. The clear 1 L bucket shows the product through the wall, so shoppers can choose without lifting the lid or peeking inside.
Packaging pays for itself when its size matches how you sell: by the serving, by the kilogram, or as a shift's supply. So decide who your customer is first, and only then pick the size.
Choose an item and quantity, and we'll show the pallet count, units rounded up to full pallets, total nominal capacity in liters, empty packaging weight, and the truck you'll need.
HTI packaging ships only from our plant in Ak-Chiy village, Bishkek FEZ; we have no warehouse in Kyzylorda. Buckets, containers, and jerry cans travel to Kazakhstan by the pallet with a freight carrier, within the EAEU. Pickup is also an option: you collect the pallets from the factory warehouse with your own vehicle. Your sales manager confirms delivery time and cost when you place your order. Trays, containers, and buckets in different sizes can go in one shipment, and jerry cans can be added to it too. Fish processors are better off ordering buckets before the fishing season starts, and cafes should order several months' supply at once so they don't depend on frequent shipments.
The flat 750 ml tray with lid, which keeps a serving of plov in an even layer. For salad or sauce on the side, add the 250 ml hexagonal container. Both are polypropylene, in white or clear.
No. We take orders by phone at +996 222 600 292 and ship packaging from our plant in the Bishkek FEZ by the pallet via a freight carrier, within the EAEU.
Your sales manager prices your specific order based on sizes, quantity, and printing. Freight to Kyzylorda is quoted when you place the order.
For small batches, the 8 L; for wholesale deliveries, the 11.5 or 15 L. All three have a metal bail handle with a plastic grip that won't dig into your palm under a heavy bucket of brine.
On buckets, yes: with a label or IML, where the image is fused into the wall during molding and won't wash off. For containers, discuss labeling options with your sales manager when you order.
Under the lid rim is a tear-off strip embossed with the word OPEN. It's torn off on first opening, so an intact strip means no one has touched the bucket since it was filled.
For selling to families, the 2.3 L is a handy size: it holds about 3.1 kg of jam, since a liter weighs roughly 1.33 kg. For customers stocking up, the 3 L works well, holding about 4 kg of product, with a choice of metal or plastic handle.
The catalog lists every bucket, container, and jerry can with dimensions and empty weight. To learn which containers suit prepared meals and how cafes choose them, read our article on plastic packaging for prepared meals.
Tell us how many servings you send out a day or how much fish you salt in a season. Our sales manager will turn that into a number of trays, buckets, and jerry cans and tell you how many pallets the shipment to Kyzylorda will take.
