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.
We sell plastic buckets in Kant direct from the factory. Kant is the center of Ysyk-Ata District in Chuy Region, on the highway from Bishkek toward Tokmok and Issyk-Kul. In and around the town, you'll find dairy, meat, vegetable, and confectionery producers, Chuy Valley farms, and construction crews. The HTI plant is in the same region, in the Bishkek Free Economic Zone (FEZ), so we deliver buckets, containers, and jerry cans to Kant with our own trucks, and you can also pick up pallets yourself.
Nearby towns and villages: plastic buckets in Chuy Region.
Kant makes its living from construction and from processing what grows and grazes in the Chuy Valley. Under each of the fourteen buckets, you'll see which local producer buys it, for what product, and how many of that model fit on a pallet. Some cards also link to a detailed packaging guide for the product.
Sour cream, cottage cheese, creams, and honey for stores in Kant and Bishkek.
Salads, pastes, pickles, and ground meat for district producers.
Feed, syrups, fertilizers, and construction mixes.
Containers for dairy, salads, and ready meals from district producers.
Jerry cans for cooking oil for cafes and liquid fertilizer for farms.
Yellow and red buckets for the hospital, rural health posts, and vets of Ysyk-Ata District.
Dairies: sour cream and kaymak, about 0.56 kg; an order of 7,200 buckets fills one pallet.
Cheese makers and dairy farms: family-size portions of cottage cheese and suzma, 6,480 buckets with handles per pallet.
Confectionery producers: cream, filling, and glaze for baked goods; one pallet holds 7,200 buckets.
Vegetable processors: horseradish, mustard, and spicy dressings for stores, with a molded-in handle, 7,200 per pallet.
Apiaries in the Ysyk-Ata District foothills: honey, about 1.4 kg in the 1 L bucket, 6,480 buckets per pallet.
Salad producers: Korean carrot salad and beet appetizers for Bishkek bazaars, 3,300 buckets per pallet.
Canteens on the highway to Issyk-Kul: sour cream and sauces for a shift, about 3 kg of sour cream, 2,800 per pallet.
Vegetable processors and canneries: adjika and tomato paste, 2,800 buckets per pallet, and a scoop fits through the 200 mm opening.
Pickling: cucumbers and tomatoes, about 5.9 kg with the brine, 1,920 buckets per pallet.
Meat processors: ground meat and marinated meat for roadside shashlik cafes, 840 buckets per pallet.
Farms and homesteads: premixes and feed additives, 816 buckets per pallet, with a plastic grip on the bail handle.
Beverage and confectionery producers: sugar syrup and fruit butter for storage, also 816 buckets per pallet.
Construction crews: adhesive, putty, and grout, only 600 buckets per pallet, so plan your truck space.
Valley farms: fertilizer and seed for planting season, 600 buckets per pallet, bail handle with plastic grip.
School cafeterias buy single servings of sour cream and yogurt from dairies: 17,600 containers per pallet.
Pastry shops: cream and soufflé in a 385 ml round container for the display case, 7,200 per pallet.
Neighborhood stores: beet salad and appetizers from local producers, 17,600 hexagonal containers per pallet.
In-store delis: ready-made sides and plov sold by weight, 10,800 round containers per pallet.
Highway canteens: set lunches to go for drivers, 15,000 trays per pallet.
Roadside cafes: frying oil in a 5 L jerry can with a screw cap, 180 per pallet.
District greenhouses and vegetable farms: liquid fertilizers and plant food, 100 ten-liter jerry cans per pallet.
Injections and IV drips at a day hospital: needles drop into the bucket through the valve, 6,480 of the 1 L buckets per pallet.
Kant dentists: consumables from each appointment, a yellow 2.3 L bucket, 3,300 per pallet.
Mobile vaccinations in Ysyk-Ata District villages: the valve removes the needle from the syringe, 2,800 buckets per pallet.
Dairy farm vets: a dispenser lid feeds out hand-sanitizing wipes, 2,800 per pallet.
Roadside urgent care clinic: dressings go in a red bucket for Class C waste (by Kyrgyz sanitary classification), 1,920 buckets per pallet.
Veterinary and food safety lab at the market: samples and consumables, 816 buckets per pallet.
A shift's waste at a women's health clinic: a yellow 11.5 L bucket, 816 per pallet.
District health resorts at the mineral springs: waste from the treatment building, 600 buckets per pallet.
Storage before collection at the district hospital: 600 of the largest buckets fit on one pallet.
For a district this close to the plant, units per pallet matter for more than shipping. If you pick up packaging yourself, that number makes it easy to see whether your order fits in your truck: a pallet holds 7,200 of the 560 ml buckets but only 600 of the 18 L ones. Empty jerry cans don't nest, so a pallet holds just 180 of the 5 L size.
Logistics are simpler for Kant than for most towns: the plant is in the same region, so the only choice is whose truck carries the pallets. Each option has its advantages, and they shape how you plan purchases. Producers that sell into the capital also value two features of the packaging itself.
Delivery within Chuy Region is by HTI trucks, with no freight carriers. Pallets are unloaded at your gate, so you don't have to pull your own driver off their routes. Your sales manager confirms the date and cost when putting the order together.
If your truck already makes regular runs to the capital for raw materials or with finished goods, it's easy to pick up pallets from the factory warehouse in Ak-Chiy on the same trip. Call your sales manager the day before, and the order will be assembled and staged for loading.
The district's products often go to Bishkek stores and bazaars. The tear strip with an embossed OPEN under the lid rim shows both the receiving clerk and the shopper that the bucket hasn't been opened since filling, so sour cream or adjika arrives without any questions.
A small brand needs to be recognized on the shelf. For a trial order, we apply a label. Once the product takes off, switch to in-mold labeling (IML), where the image is fused into the wall during molding and won't wash off. Discuss the artwork and run size with your sales manager.
In Kant, the same producer often supplies the market, Bishkek stores, and cafes all at once. It's easiest to choose a size based on who will take the lid off first: a shopper, a cook, or a worker on site.
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.
Kant, like the HTI plant in Ak-Chiy village, Bishkek FEZ, is in Chuy Region, so our own trucks bring packaging here. The other option is pickup: pallets are loaded onto your truck right at the factory warehouse. There's no warehouse or pickup point in Kant itself, and orders always ship from the plant. Your sales manager confirms delivery time and cost when you place the order. If a dairy and a meat plant, or a plant and a farm with the same owner, need packaging at the same time, we combine the items in one truck. Delivery to villages in Ysyk-Ata District works the same way as to Kant itself.
Yes, you can pick up pallets from our factory warehouse in Ak-Chiy village, Bishkek FEZ. Call your sales manager in advance to confirm the order is ready and get a loading time.
Yes, we deliver across Chuy Region with our own trucks, with no freight carriers. Your sales manager will confirm delivery time and cost when you place the order.
Your sales manager prices each order based on models, quantity, handle type, and printing. Call +996 222 600 292 for a quote, and the cost of delivery within the region will be worked out on the same call.
The 560 ml bucket: at just 80 mm tall, it holds about 0.56 kg of sour cream and takes up little room in a display case. For family-size purchases, shoppers go for the 800 ml with a plastic handle. More on our dairy buckets page.
For adjika and tomato or pepper paste: 3 or 3.8 L. For pickles: 5.6 and 11.5 L. A clear body works well at the market, and a white one takes a label for stores. The full lineup for this kind of production is on our packaging for canneries page.
Yes, with a label or IML, where the image is fused into the bucket wall during molding. This kind of print won't rub off or peel when washed.
Yes, everything travels in one truck. Just keep in mind that jerry cans don't nest: a pallet holds 180 of the 5 L cans or 100 of the 10 L.
Every bucket, container, and jerry can, with dimensions and weights, is in our catalog. Elsewhere in the Chuy Valley, see our packaging pages for Tokmok and for Bishkek; pastry makers will want our guide to buckets for fillings.
Tell us your product, the portion weight, and where it's headed: the market, Bishkek stores, or cafes. Your sales manager will pick the sizes, work out the number of pallets, and arrange with you whose truck will carry the packaging.
