Food
Honey, jam, mason, coffee, candy, storage and spice jars, plus sauce and olive-oil bottles.
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Glass bottles and jars for your next range.
Your packaging brief can start with a bottle you already know, an opening that fits your closure, or a product you want to put on the shelf. Compare real glass designs across food, drinks, spirits, beauty and home fragrance.
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27Product families
235Catalogue design references
14Production lines across Shandong & Xuzhou
A MANUFACTURER IN CHINA
Your design choice starts the production brief.
MAIDAO GLASS is the glass packaging brand of MAIDAO INDUSTRY CO., LTD. Our own Xuzhou factory and owned, invested and long-term contracted capacity in Shandong provide different production routes for your selected glass, quantity and finish.
See the production areas →Drinks
Juice, milk, water, beer, wine, swing-top and Boston round bottle formats.
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Vodka, gin, liquor and ice-wine bottle formats.
Explore spirits packaging →Beauty & Health
Perfume, diffuser, dropper, roller and soap bottles, candle jars and glass vases.
Explore beauty & health packaging →FIND AN EXISTING DESIGN
Bottles and jars by capacity, family and fitting.
Your shortlisted product reference carries into the quotation or sample request. Individual pages hold the available specifications and images.
235 designs match · 12 shown
1.5 L Round Glass Storage Jar with Metal Clip
1500 ml (50.7 US fl oz)
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1.5 L Square Glass Storage Jar with Metal Clip
1500 ml (50.7 US fl oz)
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1000 ml Amber Glass Beer Bottle with Swing Top
1000 ml (33.8 US fl oz)
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1000 ml OSLO Vodka Glass Bottle
1000 ml (33.8 US fl oz)
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1000 ml Round Clear Olive Oil Bottle
1000 ml (33.8 US fl oz)
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1000 ml Round Swing Top Bottles
1000 ml (33.8 US fl oz)
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1000 ml Square Clear Olive Oil Bottle
1000 ml (33.8 US fl oz)
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1000 ml Square Dark Green Olive Oil Bottle
1000 ml (33.8 US fl oz)
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1000 ml Square Swing Top Bottles
1000 ml (33.8 US fl oz)
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1000 ml Textured Round Swing Top Bottles
1000 ml (33.8 US fl oz)
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100 ml 58series Round Glass Jar
100 ml (3.4 US fl oz)
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100 ml Round Clear Olive Oil Bottle
100 ml (3.4 US fl oz)
Specifications & size options →Food
Honey, jam, mason, coffee, candy, storage and spice jars, plus sauce and olive-oil bottles.
Your intended fill weight, working fill level, product texture and preservation method narrow the range. A nominal capacity by itself cannot establish how a pack performs on your line.
1 catalogue design
Glass Coffee Jars
Your coffee pack has to work before and after the first opening. Your glass jar can show the beans, carry a refill range or become a kitchen canister; each use asks something different of the closure. Our square coffee-jar reference gives you a concrete shape to compare.
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4 catalogue designs
Glass Candy Jars
Your sweets can sell through colour, shape and visibility. Small favour jars, retail packs and counter displays use glass in different ways. The closure, opening and packing deserve attention alongside the playful shape, especially when a decorated jar becomes part of the gift.
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7 catalogue designs
Glass Honey Jars
Your honey has a colour and texture worth showing. Hexagonal, round and square glass jars give it different shelf identities; the opening and lid shape how customers use the last spoonful. MAIDAO GLASS manufactures honey jars in China, with existing designs and decoration options for your label.
Explore glass honey jars →21 catalogue designs
Glass Jam Jars
Your preserves deserve a jar that shows their colour and makes serving straightforward. Clear round, square and shaped jars offer different label areas and shelf profiles. The best-looking sample still needs the right closure and filling specification before it becomes your production pack.
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16 catalogue designs
Glass Spice Jars
Your glass spice jars need an opening suited to the blend. A fine powder, coarse herb and peppercorn call for different dispensing options. MAIDAO GLASS offers existing bodies to compare with your selected shaker, grinder or storage lid.
Explore glass spice jars →12 catalogue designs
Glass Storage Jars
Your storage jar becomes part of a kitchen routine. The lid should be easy to handle, the opening useful and the body practical to pack and display. Existing clip-top and other storage formats let you compare those details before choosing a matching range.
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6 catalogue designs
Hot Sauce Bottles
Your sauce recipe changes the opening and reducer that work well in use. Thin sauces and recipes with visible pieces can need different dispensing arrangements. You can compare the bottle, cap and reducer as one package before approving the label.
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10 catalogue designs
Mason Jars
Your mason jar can become a preserve pack, drinking jar or gift container. Each use changes the opening, lid and packing you want to compare. You can start with an existing shape, trial the complete assembly and price decoration without commissioning a new glass body.
Explore mason jars →22 catalogue designs
Olive Oil Bottles
Your oil bottle needs to look right on the shelf and pour cleanly at the table. Square Marasca-style and round Dorica-style profiles offer different label areas and packing footprints. Glass colour, neck finish and pourer choice belong in the same packaging decision.
Explore olive oil bottles →Drinks
Juice, milk, water, beer, wine, swing-top and Boston round bottle formats.
Your beverage, filling temperature, pressure and closing equipment establish the bottle requirements. A similar silhouette does not establish pressure rating or reuse performance.
4 catalogue designs
Boston Round Bottles
A Boston round gives your range a recognisable shape while leaving the dispensing choice open. A screw cap, dropper, pump or sprayer creates a different product experience. MAIDAO GLASS manufactures glass bottles in China; the selected neck and fitment determine which package is right for your formula.
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8 catalogue designs
Glass Beer Bottles
Your beer bottle has to suit the product, the capper and the way it reaches the customer. Longnecks, shorter bodies, larger formats and growlers serve different packaging briefs. The catalogue gives you shapes to compare; carbonation and filling requirements remain part of the technical specification.
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8 catalogue designs
Glass Juice Bottles
Your juice brings colour to the pack; clear glass can make that part of the shelf appeal. The bottle also needs to fit the way your product is preserved, filled and sealed. Existing juice-bottle designs let you compare serving sizes and closures before the artwork is final.
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10 catalogue designs
Glass Milk Bottles
Your milk bottle has to work with the dairy process, closure and distribution route. You can compare serving formats and shelf appearance while checking the requirements of a single-use or returnable system.
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8 catalogue designs
Glass Water Bottles
Your retail water pack and a reusable drinking bottle follow different purchasing briefs. The closure, intended contents, cleaning and handling determine what you evaluate. You can compare the listed bottle designs and accessories against the actual use you plan.
Explore glass water bottles →11 catalogue designs
Swing Top Bottles
Your swing-top pack combines the glass bottle, wire bail, stopper and gasket. The opening experience matters, but so do your filling and transport conditions. You can compare listed designs and trial the assembled closure before pricing the complete pack.
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4 catalogue designs
Wine Bottles
Your wine bottles need a shoulder profile, closure and footprint that suit the presentation and bottling process. Bordeaux-style, Burgundy-style and other existing references give you shapes to compare with the label and closure specification.
Explore wine bottles →Spirits
Vodka, gin, liquor and ice-wine bottle formats.
A bottle family may give your range a common identity across capacities. A custom mould is worth considering when an existing silhouette cannot carry the concept you want.
4 catalogue designs
Gin Bottles
Your gin bottle has to stand out on the shelf and work behind the bar. The shoulder, grip and footprint affect how you store and serve it. An existing body lets you evaluate the stopper and label before commissioning new tooling.
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9 catalogue designs
Ice Wine Bottles
A tall dessert-wine bottle gives a small fill a distinctive presence. Its height, slender body and long neck also affect the label, closure and carton. Existing icewine references let you compare those proportions before commissioning a proprietary silhouette.
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4 catalogue designs
Liquor Bottles
Your liqueur or spirit can call for a broad decanter, a slender bottle or a more familiar retail shape. Capacity alone does not tell you how those packs compare. The colour of the contents, stopper system and artwork help turn the glass reference into a brand decision.
Explore liquor bottles →5 catalogue designs
Vodka Bottles
Your vodka bottle can express the brand through clarity, proportions and the way it feels in the hand. Tall profiles, broad bodies and heavier-looking bases create different impressions. The actual dimensions, closure and glass specification let your team compare those choices beyond a rendering.
Explore vodka bottles →Beauty & Health
Perfume, diffuser, dropper, roller and soap bottles, candle jars and glass vases.
Your formula, dose, opening method and intended reuse matter alongside the glass. A complete sample gives your team something concrete to assess for dispensing, leakage and decoration.
6 catalogue designs
Glass Candle Jars
Your candle vessel holds the wax and becomes part of the room. Diameter, glass profile, finish and lid all influence the package you develop. Existing jar designs offer a visual starting point, while the actual candle formulation and burn testing establish suitability for use.
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8 catalogue designs
Glass Diffuser Bottles
Your home-fragrance pack brings the bottle, collar, transit closure and reeds together. The neck opening affects that assembly as much as the body shape. You can compare existing designs with your actual fragrance and preferred presentation before developing a new silhouette.
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8 catalogue designs
Glass Dropper Bottles
Your dropper bottle is only part of the dispensing package. The bulb, pipette and neck fit change how your formula dispenses. You can compare the complete assembly alongside the glass colour and label area.
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8 catalogue designs
Glass Perfume Bottles
Your fragrance pack combines the glass silhouette, spray action and overcap in one presentation. Our existing glass perfume bottles give you shapes to compare before the neck and pump specification defines the complete assembly.
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4 catalogue designs
Glass Roller Bottles
Your glass roller bottles bring the formula, ball, housing and cap together in a compact pack. A sample of the chosen assembly lets you evaluate movement and wetting with the actual contents before approving the pack.
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19 catalogue designs
Glass Vases
Your vase range starts with height, opening, footprint and finish. Florists, event suppliers and decor buyers can shortlist the silhouette first, then compare dimensions and packing for the selected design. A guessed liquid capacity adds little to your decision.
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8 catalogue designs
Liquid Soap Bottles
Your liquid soap bottles need the body, pump output and dip-tube reach to suit the actual soap or lotion. Our existing glass dispenser references give you body and pump appearances to compare as a complete sample.
Explore liquid soap bottles →The details that make a wholesale glass order work.
Container and closure
Your neck finish, closure and filled-product conditions define the assembly to assess. Capacity alone does not establish compatibility.
Review closure matching →Brand treatment
An existing shape may carry your identity through decoration and a chosen fitting. A new silhouette adds its own design and tooling stages.
Compare development routes →Packing and landed cost
The bottle, carton, divider, pallet and destination change the load. Your packing specification gives freight comparison a useful basis.
Plan the export pack →Wholesale glass packaging questions
Are these existing designs or immediately available stock?
These are existing catalogue designs. The current production position, minimum order and supplied configuration are quoted for your selected references; a catalogue entry alone does not establish stock availability.
Can I compare different bottle capacities?
Yes. Individual designs show their listed capacity or size range, and the catalogue filters narrow products by capacity. Product families and dimensional tables identify the available relationships between sizes.
Can I use my own closures?
Your closure specification or sample can be reviewed against the bottle neck finish. The agreed drawing and assembled sample establish the combination to evaluate with your product.
What should I include in a wholesale quotation request?
The selected references, quantity per design, closure, decoration, packing and destination give the quotation a defined scope. A reference image and intended use also help when you are comparing options.
Do you develop custom glass bottles?
Yes. Custom development covers the bottle concept, drawing, prototype or glass-sample stages and production tooling. The requirements for the selected glass and shape determine the applicable minimums and development costs.
YOUR NEXT PACKAGING PROJECT
A specific design or a new idea?
Your selected products, quantities, fittings and destination define an existing-design enquiry. Your sketch or reference bottle starts a custom development brief.