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This spray bottles fis in your pocket, bag, luggage, and is used for water, lotion, perfume, hand sanitizer and other liquid items.

Different volumn and caps are available for choice and logo printing is available

Finding the Right Plastic Bottle Packaging for Your Handmade Products

The role of product packaging cannot be overemphasized. Your choice of packaging determines product value, pricing, and marketability. Failing to choose the right product packaging will not only reduce its shelf life but also affect revenue drastically. You need to know that every liquid product reacts with a different type of plastic packaging based on its composition. For example, your product may experience paneling - a condition where one-side of the container collapses, giving the bottle a rather weird shape, feel, and look. If this happens, no one will pick such an item from the shelf.This is why you should always lookout for the right plastic packaging that works perfectly with your liquid handmade products.

Factors to Consider When Choosing Liquid Products Packaging

The right product can make the difference between your products arriving on the shelves right on time and potential damages to goods that may likely end in the trash, loss of revenue due to refunds, or in the worst case, possible legal issues.

If you would like to improve marketability, and boost sales, check out the following factors to consider for product packaging

Packing Material

Packaging materials matters a lot. It can affect your product quality and how long it stays on the shelf. For instance, choosing a porous plastic can cause air to seep through or make the scents less potent. Know that there is a plastic packaging option for different kinds of liquid, so be sure to do your homework.

The product composition, as well as the production process, can affect your packaging option. Be mindful of the temperature when filling the containers. Apart from temperature, other things that may react with your packaging include chemicals, oils, and other active ingredients used in the production process.