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How to Choose the Right Wholesale Export Glass Bottles for Your Business? A Guide for Global Buyers

Article release time:9 2025 Pageview:36


1. Start with Material: Borosilicate vs. Soda-Lime Glass for Export

The choice of glass material directly affects product safety and transportation costs. Borosilicate glass is heat-resistant and shock-resistant, making it ideal for pharmaceutical bottles and high-end beverage bottles. Though its cost is slightly higher, it reduces breakage risks during long-distance shipping. Soda-lime glass is cost-effective and widely used for daily cosmetics, ordinary wines, and food packaging. It supports various processing techniques like frosted and printing, which is a cost-saving option for large-batch orders.

 

2. Match Bottle Size and Closure to Your Product

The size of the glass bottle should fit your product usage scenarios. For example, travel-sized 10ml dropper bottles are popular for skincare sample sets exported to duty-free shops, while 1L glass bottles are suitable for bulk olive oil supplied to restaurants in Europe.Closure selection is equally important. Airtight screw caps work best for wine and beer to prevent oxidation; droppers are essential for liquid skincare products to control dosage; and pumps are suitable for lotions and creams to ensure hygiene.


3. Ensure Compliance with Target Market Standards

Different regions have strict packaging regulations, and non-compliance can lead to customs detention. For EU markets, glass bottles for food and cosmetics must pass REACH testing to avoid harmful substances. For the US market, FDA certification is mandatory for any glass container in contact with food or drugs. Our export glass bottles have passed all these certifications, so you can sell your products globally without worries.


4. Partner with a Reliable Manufacturer to Avoid Common Pitfalls

Many global buyers face issues like delayed deliveries, inconsistent quality, and high breakage rates when sourcing glass bottles. We solve these problems by:

Implementing strict quality control: Each bottle is inspected for cracks, uneven thickness, and printing defects before shipment.

Optimizing logistics: Using pallets and shockproof packaging to reduce breakage rate to less than 0.5%.

Providing flexible lead times: Regular products can be delivered within 7 days, and customized orders within 20 days.


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