Multi-flora natural honey in an ergonomic squeeze/pump PET bottle with anti-drip valve.
FAQ
The dispenser features a silicone cut-off valve that instantly stops honey flow, totally eliminating sticky drips on the bottle body and countertops. By eliminating the need to insert cutlery into the jar, it prevents bacterial cross-contamination and moisture introduction, protecting against fermentation.
Official lab analyses verify sucrose content consistently below 5%, moisture under 18%, and HMF levels well below maximum permissible limits. These indicators confirm natural botanical nectar sources and gentle processing that preserves diastase enzyme activity and natural nutritional integrity.
The nozzle bore is specifically calibrated for honey viscosity at room temperature, while the sealing flap prevents exposure and tip crystallization. During cold seasons, should natural crystallization begin, placing the bottle in warm water (approx. 40°C) restores smooth fluid delivery without disassembling.
The container is manufactured from virgin, food-grade Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) certified completely BPA-free. The material is chemically inert, preventing plasticizer migration, odor absorption, or taste degradation even during extended storage.
Each corrugated master carton contains 24 bottles of 500g, yielding 12.0 kg net weight and approximately 13.4 kg gross weight. Carton dimensions are optimized for standard 100x120cm pallets, accommodating 72 cartons per pallet across 6 interlocking tiers.
The domestic wholesale MOQ is set at 30 cartons (720 units), dispatched with official commercial invoices and transport insurance. For regional FMCG distributors and supermarket chains, tiered volume rebates apply based on committed quarterly allocation schedules.
Because the one-way valve mechanism restricts air ingestion and prevents dust contamination, honey maintains stability for its full 24-month lifespan. Users only need to store the bottle at standard ambient temperatures (18–24°C) away from localized heat sources like stovetops.