Beverage Packaging


When it comes to co-packing of your custom beverage project, selecting the type of beverage packing is one of the beverage development steps.  We have many packaging options when it comes to beverage co packing of your product including beverage packaging for liquid and powder products.


Types of Beverage Packaging Options & Sizes - Liquid Beverages

Glass Bottles

Our PET and glass bottles range in size from 1 oz - 64 oz, 375 mL, 750 mL, and 1.5 L.

Plastic (PET) Bottles

Our PET and glass bottles range in size from 1 oz - 64 oz

Shot Bottles

Shot bottle come sizes ranging from 1 oz - 4 oz and are available in PET, glass and aluminum.

Aluminum Cans & Bottles

Ranging in size from 8 oz, 8.4 oz, 12 oz standard and 12 oz sleek, 16 oz, 19.2 oz, and 24 oz. We also have the Ball Alumi-Tek aluminum bottle in 16 oz.


Tetra Pack (Alcoholic only)

Contact us for size options.

Types of Beverage Packaging Options & Sizes - Powdered Beverages

Stick Packs

Stick packs - 23mm 35mm & 40mm finished width and .5 gram to 18g depending on density of powder.

Pouches

Stand up and tear off pouch options available in various sizes.

Sachets

Sachets powder - 1g to 16 g depending on density of powder and a size: min 2” wide Max 4” wide x max 6” H.

Canisters & Jars

We have a large variety of different configurations of jars, canisters, and pouches.

Big Brand's co-packing capabilities include:

  • Cold fill
  • Hot Fill
  • Tunnel & flash/ HTST
  • Pasteurization
  • Retort
  • Tetra pack - for alcoholic products only
  • UV & ozone
  • Velcorin dosing
  • Carbonation & nitro dosing


Beverage Packaging & Your Brand

Beverage packaging is a visual way to display your product. It not only holds your product, but it is also an extension of your brand.  If you are creating an elegant, high end liqueur, your beverage packaging would be a fancy glass bottle.  If you are health conscious brand whose customers are eco friendly, an aluminum can would be the beverage package you would choose. 


Your brand packaging also is part of the beverage co packing process. For example, if your product requires hot filling, then your beverage packaging needs to be a hot fill bottle.