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24-oz round, wide-mouth PET jar for food packaging

New 24oz AppleSauce (2).jpgDesigned for pasta sauces, applesauce, salsas, jams and jellies, and other food products filled at temperatures up to 205°F, Amcor Rigid Plastics’ new Performance Widemouth (PWM) technology delivers a unique 24-oz hot-fill wide-mouth food container that is a lightweight replacement for glass.

The round-wall design and novel blow-trim technology is used to create a glass-like PET container that has many desirable consumer advantages such as light weight, easy opening, and much improved product evacuation, as well as unbreakable design, transparency, and the environmental benefits of a lightweight and recyclable jar.

The conversion to PET provides benefits for brand owners and contract packagers: the reduced weight results in lower transportation costs, and less breakage means more efficient in-line production and handling.

With a unique panel-less design, the bottle’s four horizontal ribs and stiff walls resist the vacuum as the product cools, maintaining bottle shape. The round 63-mm jar weighs just 51 g. The patented blow-trim technology produces consistent finish dimensions; optimum closure performance; and a flatter, smoother, and wider surface that maintains good fit and seal integrity. The stock round jars are commercially available with the option of oxygen-barrier offerings.

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