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Compare nominal capacity with the planned serving. A two-capacity model needs the selected size recorded in the quote and sample.
Portable meal containers · bulk sourcing
Compare food jars by serving capacity, utensil storage and carry format. Start with a model that fits the meal, then confirm the lid, inner surface, decoration and packing against an approved sample.
Wholesale insulated food jars are wide-mouth vacuum containers that keep soup, porridge or a hot meal warm, or a salad cold, until lunchtime. BG Drinkware, a drinkware manufacturer in Yongkang, China, makes food jars from 300 ml to 1,050 ml with a 304 stainless steel inner wall and a 201 outer wall, including models with a folding spoon, a removable inner compartment and lids that double as a bowl. The closures are leak-resistant when every part is fitted and fully closed. Every vacuum jar is temperature-tested unit by unit before shipping, and BG Drinkware's standard heat-retention check uses 95°C water measured after 6 hours, or the buyer's own method. Most models start at 500 pieces per colour, and the 300 ml jar at 1,000 pieces. A sample of an existing model takes up to 7 days, and bulk production takes 7–12 days after approval.
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Compare the listed capacities and accessories, then open a model to review its listed details. For example, the 300ml jar with fork and 500ml / 750ml jar with inner compartment need different portion and accessory checks. Confirm the chosen version before quoting a mixed-capacity or private-label order.
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| Capacity | Model | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 300 ml | 300 ml jar with fork | Snacks, sides and children's lunches |
| 450 / 650 ml | 450–650 ml food jar | Soup and a main meal |
| 500 ml | 500 ml jar with folding spoon | A meal with a spoon stored in the lid |
| 500 / 750 ml | 500–750 ml jar with inner compartment | Keeping two foods apart |
| 850 / 1,050 ml | 850–1,050 ml food jar | Large portions and sharing |
To quote, send the capacity, quantity, model, colour, logo method, packaging, payment terms and trade terms. BG Drinkware is a drinkware manufacturer in Yongkang, China.
Selection guide
The useful jar is the one that fits the portion and the way it will be carried, opened and eaten from. Check these four details before approving a sample.
Compare nominal capacity with the planned serving. A two-capacity model needs the selected size recorded in the quote and sample.
Ask for the mouth diameter and test filling, eating and cleaning with the intended food and utensils.
Forks, folding spoons and their storage positions differ by model. Check retention and access on the assembled sample.
Review the closure, gasket and carry feature together, then test the packed jar in the intended bag or carton.
Sample approval
A food jar sample should be assessed as a complete assembly—not by its capacity label or exterior finish alone. Set the acceptance conditions for the selected model and market.
Confirm the specified inner material, rim, gasket, utensil holder and lid fit on the same sample version.
Define fill level, food type, starting temperature, ambient conditions, test duration and pass criteria. Do not treat an unspecified “hours hot” claim as a test result.
Check color and print position, accessory count, label placement, retail pack and carton marks against the approved order.
For how samples are approved and recorded, see our sampling process; for inspection points, see quality control.
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Buyer questions
For a retail example, see the High Sierra 710 ml food jar two-pack.
Resolve model-specific details before approving the sample or final quantity split.
Start with serving capacity, opening diameter, lid and gasket design, utensil storage, carry format and the intended food. Then confirm the inner material, decoration and packaging for the selected model. Request an assembled sample so fit, handling and acceptance checks can be agreed before production.
No. Accessories vary by model. The current range includes designs with a folding spoon and a compact jar with a fork, but the supplied configuration must be checked on the specific product and quotation. Confirm the utensil material, storage position and quantity per pack before sample approval.
Customization depends on the selected food jar and order specification. Share the target body and lid colors, vector logo artwork, print position, quantity by color and packaging direction. BG Drinkware can then review feasibility and identify which details require a physical sample rather than approval from a rendering alone.
Agree on a test for the complete jar: contents, fill level, starting temperature, ambient temperature, duration, orientation and acceptance limit. A result from one model or test condition should not be applied to every food jar. Record the method and outcome against the approved sample and intended use.
A mixed-capacity order can be assessed, but MOQ, color split, decoration, packing and sampling may differ between versions. Send the quantity required for each capacity and color so the factory can confirm the production and quotation basis for each configuration.
Send the product shortlist, capacity, total quantity and split, logo artwork, target colors, utensil and lid requirements, packaging, destination market and required timing. Include any food-contact document or performance-test requirement so it can be reviewed for the chosen model before approval.
It depends on the food, the starting temperature, the fill level and the room. BG Drinkware's standard check fills a vessel with 95°C water and measures the temperature after 6 hours, or follows the buyer's method. Use the measured result on the approved sample in your claims.
No. Stainless steel should not go in a microwave. Heat the food in a microwave-safe dish, warm the jar with hot water for a few minutes, then fill it. Put this on the care card. Stainless steel jars can be washed by hand with warm soapy water; take the lid seal out to clean it.
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