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 Talas direct from the factory. Kyrgyzstan's Talas Valley is best known for its beans, but beans aren't the only crop here: villages keep apiaries and livestock, orchards produce apples, and mining companies operate in the region's mountains. Each of these needs its own packaging. In the Bishkek Free Economic Zone (FEZ), HTI makes white and clear buckets from 560 ml to 21 L, plus containers and jerry cans, and ships them to Talas by freight carrier.
Nearby towns and villages: plastic buckets in Talas Region.
We matched what the region produces to all fourteen buckets and calculated how much product each one holds wherever we can say for sure: honey has a density of about 1.42 kg/L, fruit butter about 1.33 kg/L. For beans and dried apples, we list brim-full capacity, since the weight depends on the variety and size grade.
Honey, fruit butter, and beans in small portions for stores and the bazaar.
Fruit butter straight from the kettle, beans for friends, and honey to order.
Honey for wholesalers, beans for cafes, building mixes, and feed.
Containers for honey, fruit butter, and bean dishes.
Jerry cans for machinery fluids in the fields and at mountain sites.
Yellow and red buckets for hospitals, rural health posts, and vets in the Talas Valley.
Valley honey to sample: about 0.8 kg in a handleless bucket, 7,200 per pallet.
Apple butter for teatime: about 1.06 kg, with a plastic handle, 6,480 per pallet.
Retail honey from Talas apiaries: about 1.2 kg in a tall, narrow body, 7,200 buckets per pallet.
Red beans for gift sets: 975 ml brim-full, a molded-in handle, and the variety visible through the clear wall.
Size-graded beans for stores: 1.18 L brim-full, with the label on a white or clear body.
Fruit butter straight from the kettle: about 3.1 kg, the lid comes off to expose the full opening, and a pallet holds 3,300 buckets.
Dried apples for stewed fruit drinks: 3.28 L brim-full, a light load carried home from the bazaar by the metal bail handle.
Beans and dried apples for friends and the bazaar: 4.1 L brim-full, a bucket you carry by hand instead of in a plastic bag.
Honey ordered by Bishkek customers: about 8 kg per bucket, 1,920 per pallet.
Village sour cream and kaymak for cafes: about 8 kg, bail handle with a plastic grip, 840 buckets per pallet.
Speckled beans for canteens: 12.575 L brim-full, scooped in and out through the 295 mm opening.
Honey for sale to wholesalers: about 21.3 kg per bucket, and the plastic grip on the bail handle spares your palm during loading.
Putty and adhesive for construction: 19.9 L brim-full, 600 buckets per pallet, each with a bail handle and plastic grip.
Feed and mineral supplements for livestock: 21.9 L brim-full, and with the lid on, the bucket holds up fine in a damp shed.
Comb honey chunks and creamed honey for the fair: 250 ml in a hexagonal container, 17,600 per pallet.
A serving of Talas apple butter for school cafeterias: about 0.5 kg in a round 385 ml container.
Beans in tomato sauce from a small food plant: 400 ml in a hexagonal container ready for a store label.
Kurt and dried apples by weight: 550 ml, with a clear wall that shows off the product at the bazaar.
Lobio and bean sides for cafe takeout: the flat 750 ml tray closes with a lid.
Washer fluid and antifreeze for vehicles and loaders at mountain sites: 5 L, screw cap, 180 jerry cans per pallet.
Antifreeze and flushing fluids for tractors at the bean harvest: 10 L, 100 jerry cans per pallet.
Regional hospital, injections and IV drips: the needle drops into the bucket through the valve without touching anyone's hands; empty weight 36 g.
Rural health posts in the valley: ampoules and cotton after appointments, a yellow Class B bucket (by Kyrgyz sanitary classification), 62 g empty.
Vaccination rooms at schools and kindergartens: syringes go through the needle valve into a lidded 3 L bucket.
A dental clinic in Talas: disinfecting wipes come out of a dispenser lid with a 75 mm valve.
Trauma department: removed plaster casts go into a red 153 g bucket for Class C waste.
Regional sanitary service: everything left over from lab water testing, with 816 of the 11.2 L buckets per pallet.
Shepherds and vets on summer pastures: used supplies from livestock vaccinations, 11.5 L, 307 g empty.
First-aid stations at mountain sites and mines: a whole work rotation's waste in one lidded 18 L bucket.
A week's accumulation at a family medicine center: 21 L, and the empty buckets nest inside each other.
Beans sold to middlemen by the tonne still travel in sacks, and we won't argue with that. Buckets win where beans are sold by the kilogram and on looks: in stores, at the bazaar, and in gift sets. For honey, the most cost-effective size to ship is 15 L: one pallet of empty buckets takes more than 17 tonnes of product.
A farm in the valley rarely does just one thing: beans are harvested in the fall, honey is extracted in summer, and apples are processed in August and September. It helps when all of it goes into packaging from one factory, with matching lids and simple logistics. Here are the four reasons we hear most often from buyers in Talas.
White, speckled, or red beans sell themselves in a clear bucket: shoppers judge the color, size, and cleanness at a glance. Clear buckets come in every size from 560 ml to 21 L, so you can build a matching display from one-liter and 3.8 L buckets.
A liter of apple butter weighs about 1.33 kg, and a liter of honey about 1.42 kg. Knowing this, a home producer can work out in advance how many 2.3 L buckets a kettle of fruit butter needs and avoid buying extra.
Machinery in the region's fields and mountains needs winter washer fluid, antifreeze, and flushing fluids. Our 5 L and 10 L polypropylene jerry cans close with a screw cap, stand steady thanks to stiffening ribs at the base, and have a flat front panel that's easy to label.
Beans are harvested in the fall and honey in summer, and both seasons kick off all at once across the valley. Buckets nest inside each other, so a whole season's supply can arrive in one shipment and sit in a shed without cluttering it.
The same sack of beans or can of honey can be sold in different ways, and the sales channel decides which packaging pays off. Below are guidelines that help Talas farms and small food plants avoid overpaying for packaging.
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.
Buckets, containers, and jerry cans for Talas ship only from our plant in Ak-Chiy village, Bishkek FEZ; we have no warehouse or office in the city. A freight carrier, chosen by your sales manager when you order, delivers packaging to Talas and villages across the region. If your farm already hauls beans or honey to the capital, picking up the pallets yourself saves paying for a separate trip. Your sales manager will tell you the transit time and cost once the order is assembled. For the bean harvest and the start of honey extraction, order packaging with plenty of lead time.
Yes. The buckets are molded from food-grade polypropylene and are suitable for dry goods. For retail, people choose 1 L; for the bazaar, 3 or 3.8 L. The wide opening lets you scoop beans in without a funnel.
If shoppers choose by how the beans look, go with clear: the variety and cleanness are visible right away. White is the pick when the bucket will carry a bright label or in-mold labeling (IML) with your farm's name, and that's what should catch the eye.
For retail, 2.3 L, which holds about 3.1 kg of fruit butter, or 1 L, about 1.3 kg. Plants that supply semi-finished product to pastry makers do better with 11.5 or 15 L. For more on choosing, see our jam and fruit butter buckets page.
By freight carrier from our plant in Ak-Chiy; your sales manager confirms delivery time and cost when you place the order. You can also pick up the pallets yourself if your truck makes trips to Bishkek.
Call +996 222 600 292 or submit a request. Your sales manager will price your order based on bucket size, color, handle type, quantity, and printing.
Yes. Small orders get a stick-on label, and large runs get IML: the image is fused into the wall during molding and won't rub off. For beans and honey sold under your own name, that's a real plus.
Our 5 L and 10 L jerry cans with a screw cap. A pallet holds 180 of the 5 L or 100 of the 10 L; unlike buckets, empty jerry cans don't nest.
All buckets, containers, and jerry cans, with dimensions, are in our catalog. For how to choose packaging for grain and other dry goods, see our page on buckets for spices and dry goods.
Tell your sales manager how much of your crop will go into retail packs and who you sell it to. They'll suggest sizes and colors, count the buckets and pallets, and add jerry cans or honey buckets to the same shipment if you need them.
