1kg Square PET Honey Container — Screw-Top Lid

The Size Loyal Customers Always Come Back For

There's a pattern most honey sellers notice after their first season. Customers start with a small jar — 250g, maybe 500g — try your honey, love it, and then ask for the bigger one. That bigger one is almost always the 1kg. Once someone has found honey they like, they want more of it at a time, and the 1kg jar is where repeat business lives.

These 1kg square PET containers hold a full kilogram of honey (720ml liquid volume), seal tight with a screw-top lid, and are made from clear food-grade PET that lets the colour of your honey do the talking. Available as a single unit or in a box of 145 — at just $1.70 per jar — they're practical, professional, and built for beekeepers who are serious about their product.

Why PET at 1kg Makes More Sense Than Glass

A kilogram of honey in a glass jar is heavy. Drop it on a concrete floor, a timber deck, or a tiled market stall and you're cleaning up broken glass and losing stock. Post it to a customer and you're crossing your fingers the whole way. At the 1kg size, the fragility of glass becomes a genuine business risk.

PET removes that entirely. It's shatterproof, significantly lighter than glass, and just as food-safe. The same plastic used for soft drinks, water bottles, and food packaging across Australia — BPA-free, non-reactive, and approved for direct food contact. It won't affect the taste or aroma of your honey in any way, and it's fully recyclable through kerbside collection, which matters to a lot of buyers these days.

The Square Profile — More Useful Than It Sounds

Round jars waste space. In a box, on a shelf, in a pantry, in the back of a car on market day — square jars sit flat against each other and pack efficiently. The flat panels are also a lot easier to label than a curved surface, which makes a real difference when you're running labels on a wet morning with gloves still half on.

The generous flat panel gives your label room to breathe — product name, your brand, weight, batch details, QR codes, whatever you use. It's a small thing, but a well-labelled jar on a market table sells better than one where the label is wrinkled or half-peeled at the edge.

Single Unit or Box of 145 — Which to Choose

The single unit option is there for hobbyists testing the jar before committing to a full box, or for small-batch producers who only need a handful at a time. If you're selling regularly at markets, supplying wholesale accounts, or running through a decent number of hives each season, the box of 145 is where the economics make sense. At $1.70 per jar, it's a price point that leaves room for a proper margin on your honey.

Who Buys Honey in 1kg Jars?

Households that cook and bake with honey regularly go through it faster than most people expect — a kilogram doesn't last as long as it sounds when you're using it in porridge, marinades, baking, and on toast every week. Cafes and small food producers often prefer 1kg too because it's a practical working size without needing to buy commercial bulk. And customers who buy from a market, try your honey, and want to stock up for the year — they go straight to the 1kg because it's better value and fewer trips back.

Cleaning and Filling

Rinse new containers with warm soapy water before first use and air dry thoroughly before filling. PET is not heat-resistant, so keep it away from boiling water, dishwashers, and microwaves. Hand wash only, air dry, and store in a cool dry spot out of direct sunlight. Straightforward, and worth doing properly — moisture in the container before filling is the one thing that can affect honey quality in storage.

Specifications

•      Capacity: 1kg honey (720ml liquid volume)

•      Shape: Square

•      Material: Clear food-grade PET — BPA-free, non-reactive

•      Lid: Screw-top — included

•      Colour: Clear/transparent

•      Purchase options: Single unit or box of 145

•      Price: $1.70 per jar

•      Recyclable: Yes — kerbside recycling accepted