Damdaran High-Fat Yogurt 2000g Bucket

The bucket format with an integrated handle facilitates rapid manual handling and restacking without relying on auxiliary crates. The conical injection-molded geometry exhibits higher torsional rigidity, effectively minimizing the risk of tipping, sidewall crushing, or rupture during rigorous cross-country transits.

The bucket closure features an integrated tamper-evident tear tab along the perimeter; initial removal of the lid physically requires breaking this security seal. This provides wholesale inspectors and consumers unequivocal visual proof that the contents have not been compromised since factory sealing.

Following the breaking of the tamper-evident seal, the yogurt is ideally consumed within 5 to 7 days under sustained 4°C refrigeration. Operators should always use sanitized, dry utensils for portioning and promptly press the lid firmly closed to prevent airborne mold spore inoculation.

Each bundle incorporates 4 buckets. Standard 100x120 cm pallets accommodate 80 shrink bundles (320 buckets total) across 5 stabilized layers. Gross pallet weight approximates 680 kg at a height of 1.3 meters, optimizing center-of-gravity stability for refrigerated freight transit.

Yes, buckets and handles are injection molded exclusively from 100% virgin food-contact grade polypropylene resin, fully BPA-free and certified by national food safety authorities. The inert polymer resists lactic acidity, ensuring zero chemical migration or organoleptic odor transmission into the dairy product.

Yes, both the bucket body and lid are engineered from mono-material polypropylene categorized under Resin Identification Code 5 (PP 05). Containing zero metallic inserts, they are 100% mechanically recyclable post-rinsing and also highly valued for durable secondary non-food storage in facilities.

Commercial buyers can secure rolling production allocation via blanket procurement contracts. Dispatch operations coordinate standard 40-foot reefer containers holding approximately 1,800 to 2,000 shrink packs (approx. 14 metric tons net payload), completed under customs seals and temperature auditing from the plant.