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.
You can buy plastic buckets in Taldykorgan direct from the factory. Taldykorgan is the center of Zhetysu Region, a farming area at the foot of the Zhetysu Alatau. Beekeepers harvest honey in the foothills, farmers run dairy farms and grow apples and vegetables, and the city itself is in the middle of a building boom. For these products, the HTI Group plant makes food-grade buckets from 560 ml to 21 L, containers, and jerry cans, and ships them to Kazakhstan by the pallet within the EAEU.
Nearby towns and villages: plastic buckets in Zhetysu Region.
In Taldykorgan, packaging buyers include foothill beekeepers, dairy farms, orchard growers making fruit butter and jam, and plants that pack building mixes for new housing. Under each of the 14 buckets, you'll find what it holds here, plus its handle, size, or weight.
Retail portions of sour cream, cottage cheese, and honey.
Apple fruit butter and jam, pickles, stock for families and cafes.
Sauces for shashlik cafes, honey for resellers, putty for new builds.
Containers for dairy farms, dacha owners, and Taldykorgan canteens.
Jerry cans for apple juice and vinegar, and primer for finishing work.
Yellow and red buckets for regional hospitals, clinics, and private medical offices in the city.
Farm sour cream at a Taldykorgan market: about 0.56 kg in a bucket with no handle, and the lid stays put in the double rim even in a shopping bag.
Cottage cheese and brynza from a small dairy farm for a neighborhood store: 800 ml, plastic or molded-in handle, 29.5 g empty.
Wildflower honey from the Zhetysu Alatau foothills as a gift: a tall 850 ml bucket, Ø 118 × 124 mm, with a plastic or molded-in handle.
Apple jam from Zhetysu orchards for store shelves: 900 ml with a molded-in handle, 7,200 buckets per pallet.
Retail honey for winter, once it has crystallized: about 1.4 kg in a one-liter bucket, plastic handle, and the OPEN tear strip stays intact until it reaches the customer.
Apple fruit butter in a clear bucket: about 3.1 kg, the color shows through the wall, metal bail handle.
Jam and preserves from your own orchard for the family's winter stock: a three-liter bucket, Ø 200 × 137 mm, metal bail handle, 2,800 per pallet.
Cottage cheese for syrniki (cottage cheese pancakes) and casseroles at a Taldykorgan school cafeteria: 3.8 L, metal bail handle, 110 g empty.
Brined cucumbers and cabbage for cafes and canteens in the city: about 5.9 kg in a 5.6 L bucket, metal bail handle.
Fruit butter for a bakery that makes apple hand pies: 8 L, bail handle with plastic grip, and a spatula fits through the 276 mm opening.
Mayonnaise-based sauce for shashlik cafes on the way out of Taldykorgan: about 10.8 kg in an 11.5 L bucket, with a plastic grip on the bail handle.
Honey for a wholesale buyer from Almaty: about 21.3 kg in a 15 L bucket, carried to the truck by the bail handle with a plastic grip.
Putty under a local plant's brand for new homes in Taldykorgan: a white 18 L bucket, 332 mm opening, bail handle with plastic grip.
Freshly extracted honey for a reseller: about 29.8 kg in a 21 L bucket that weighs 620 g empty, 600 per pallet.
Kaymak with baursaks (fried dough puffs) at a Taldykorgan cafe: a portion goes into a 250 ml hexagonal container, 13 g empty.
Sweet cottage cheese with dried apricots from a farm dairy: 385 ml round container, no handle, 7,200 per pallet.
Fresh raspberries and currants from dachas near Karatal go to the Taldykorgan market in 400 ml hexagonal containers with lids, 16.5 g empty.
Sauerkraut and lightly salted cucumbers sold by weight at the produce stalls: 550 ml round containers, Ø 118 × 80 mm, no handle.
Set lunches for builders in a new neighborhood: a cutlet with a side in a 750 ml flat tray, 15,000 per pallet.
Apple cider vinegar and fresh-pressed juice from Zhetysu orchards: 5 L jerry can, screw cap, 180 per pallet.
Deep-penetrating primer for Taldykorgan finishing crews: 10 L jerry can, 201 × 234 × 296 mm, molded-in handle.
Treatment room at a Taldykorgan city outpatient clinic: after an injection, the needle stays in the valve, and the 1 L bucket weighs 36 g empty.
Health office at a college attended by students from villages across the region: after a throat exam, the tongue depressor and cotton swab go into a yellow 2.3 L bucket weighing 62 g.
Regional blood center in Taldykorgan: after a donation, the needle comes off into the valve of a 3 L bucket, Ø 200 × 137 mm.
Eye doctor's office and optician's shop: after each patient, staff clean the instruments and chin rest with a wipe pulled through the 75 mm opening in the bucket lid.
A Taldykorgan urgent care clinic during the season of dacha work and renovations: dressings used on cuts go into a red 5.6 L bucket, 1,920 per pallet.
Regional children's hospital: a ward's daily waste goes into a yellow 11.2 L bucket with a plastic handle, 816 per pallet.
Taldykorgan cardiology center: a shift's worth of ICU consumables goes into a yellow 11.5 L bucket, Ø 295 × 234 mm.
City general hospital: a full day's waste from the surgical floor goes into an 18 L bucket that weighs 526 g empty.
Collection point at the Taldykorgan hospital campus: waste from every building is held until pickup in 21 L buckets that weigh 620 g empty.
The same volume can mean very different weights: a 1 L bucket of honey is almost one and a half times heavier than a liter of sour cream. So an apiary and a dairy farm with the same output in tonnes need different numbers of buckets. Start with kilograms, and your sales manager will convert them into liters and pallets.
Zhetysu, historically known as Semirechye, has long been famous for its orchards, apiaries, and farms, and it produces more than the local market can sell. Part of the harvest goes to Almaty and other cities, so packaging has to handle the trip, stay sealed until it reaches the buyer, and carry the farm's name. Below are four typical customers from Taldykorgan and nearby villages, and what each one looks for in a bucket. The split is rough, though: many families keep an apiary, an orchard, and a couple of cows, so they buy packaging for several products at once.
Foothill apiaries extract honey in summer and sell it all winter, once it has crystallized. The bucket opens to its full width and tapers toward the bottom, so set honey can be scooped out to the last spoonful. The OPEN tamper-evident tear strip under the lid rim shows resellers the bucket hasn't been opened for tasting.
The region's orchards turn out apple butter, jam, and preserves. A clear 2.3 or 3 L bucket shows the product's color through the wall, so shoppers don't need to take off the lid. Pastry shops and bakeries buy 5.6 L and up, so it's easier to scoop the apple butter out with a spatula for fillings.
Small dairy farms sell sour cream and cottage cheese at the Taldykorgan market and take them to nearby towns. A 560 ml bucket without a handle or a 1 L bucket with a plastic handle is right for a retail portion, and the lid seats into the double rim, so it won't pop off in a shopper's bag.
The city is growing, and small producers that pack building mixes and paint need packaging that carries their own brand. The 18 and 21 L buckets share the same 332 mm opening, a metal bail handle with a plastic grip, and a white wall ready for in-mold labeling (IML).
Zhetysu farms usually work with one or two products but sell them through several channels: retail at the market, wholesale buyers from Almaty, cafes, and stores. Answer three questions (who buys it, how much a portion weighs, and how it's carried), and the right size becomes obvious.
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.
Packaging for Zhetysu Region ships from the HTI plant in Ak-Chiy village, Bishkek Free Economic Zone (FEZ). A freight carrier takes it to Taldykorgan by the pallet within the EAEU; we have no warehouse in the city. Your sales manager confirms delivery time and cost when you place your order. Empty buckets arrive nested in stacks and take up little room in a farm storeroom until the season starts. Apiaries and orchards should order before honey extraction and the apple harvest, so they aren't hunting for packaging during peak weeks. If several neighboring farms use the same buckets, it's easier to place one joint order for a full pallet and split it locally than for each to order small amounts.
Directly from the factory: call our sales manager at +996 222 600 292, agree on sizes, and your packaging will arrive by the pallet from the Bishkek FEZ via a freight carrier. We have no warehouse or representative in the city.
For the market, the 1 L bucket, which holds about 1.4 kg of honey. For a family's supply, 2.3 or 3.8 L; for selling wholesale, 21 L, which is almost 30 kg of product. Many apiaries keep two or three sizes on hand.
Your sales manager prices each order individually: size, quantity, handle, color, and printing all affect the price. Give us your harvest in kilograms, and we'll work out both the buckets and the number of pallets.
A clear bucket shows off the color and thickness of the fruit butter on the counter. White is the choice when the wall will carry a label or IML with your farm's name. Both colors come in every size.
Yes, in two ways. A label is applied to the finished bucket, while with IML the image is fused into the wall during molding and won't peel off after washing. You work out the artwork with your sales manager.
It depends on the size: 7,200 of the 560 ml, 6,480 of the 1 L, 3,300 of the 2.3 L, 1,920 of the 5.6 L, and 600 of the 21 L buckets. Empty buckets are nested inside each other.
The 560 ml has no handle, and the 1 L has a plastic one. The 2.3 to 3.8 L buckets come with a metal bail handle or a plastic handle, and the 8 to 21 L with a metal bail handle and plastic grip. The grip keeps the handle from cutting into your palm when the bucket is full.
The catalog lists every size with its dimensions, empty weight, and handle options. For details on products and the right packaging for each, see Packaging by application.
Tell us your product, expected harvest, and sales channels. Our sales manager will split the kilograms across sizes, recommend a handle and color, and give you delivery terms to Taldykorgan.
