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glass jars with wooden lids wholesale

Open a card when the brief is a glass jars with wooden lids wholesale line, not a warehouse count. Filters and search stay inside the catalog band below.

Empty flint jars with unlabeled wooden lids arranged by neck-finish ring, not a stocked pallet
Arrangement sketch only. Not a counted pallet or a published minimum order.

Glass Bottles and Jars

Quote lines that must stay separate

A glass jars with wooden lids wholesale request fails when a 250 ml 70-400 gift jar and a 2 L 110-lug pantry jar share one cell. The first needs a turned or CNC wooden cap plus a named liner; the second is a metal lug and a vacuum plastisol path. Put each construction on its own line with fill volume in ml or oz, the GCMI neck finish, glass color, and whether the lid is stained wood, raw wood, or a wood-look overcap.

Fields that belong next to each inquiry option
Field Unit or pairing rule
Capacity Fill volume in ml, L or oz; 16 oz pantry and 250 ml gift jars stay on different lines
Neck finish GCMI thread such as 70-400 or 89-400; a 110 lug is a different mating lid
Lid construction Wooden cap plus liner material; metal lug or continuous-thread metal is a second line
Glass and claims Flint, amber or cobalt; any post-consumer recycled content only with a named batch file
Decoration Screen, applied ceramic label or pressure-sensitive label; plate cost listed apart from the piece price
Pack-out Carton count, paperboard caliper of an inner gift carton, and edge crush test or burst strength of the shipper
Quantity and destination Pieces or cartons plus a US state or postal code; freight is not a hidden piece-price cut

Documents that sit beside an option include a food-contact statement for the named glass lot when the fill is ingestible, a migration testing file when inks, coatings or lid finishes contact food, and a sample path that states whether the piece is a stock blank or a printed-to-die-line article. Those files are supplier evidence. They are not this desk's certificate wall. ISO ICS 55.020 observed 2026-09-20 only names units such as pieces and millimetres.

Wooden lids raise oxygen transmission rate and water vapor transmission rate questions at the closure, not through the glass wall. A foam wad may be enough for dry pantry goods; an aroma-sensitive fill may need a foil or barrier liner. That is the mono-versus-multilayer dispute applied to the cap, not a site-wide recyclability claim. Unknown inventory, piece price and transit days stay blank until a named factory replies.

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