300ml Hexagonal Honey Jars - White Twist Lids

Hexagonal Honey Jars With a Clean White Lid That Lets Your Label Do the Talking

Walk along any market table and the jars with black and gold lids start to look like each other. The lid is the first thing a customer sees from above, and on a lot of small honey brands it competes with the label for attention. A white lid does the opposite. It steps back, keeps the jar looking clean and lets the colour of the honey and the artwork on the label carry the stall.

These are 300ml hexagonal glass jars with white twist lids, sold in a box of 20. Each one holds around 430g of honey, so it sells comfortably as a 400g jar with headspace to spare. They are clear food-grade glass with a 63mm twist neck and six flat faces that catch the light and take a label without creasing.

Why 300ml

It is the middle of the range for a reason: big enough to feel like a proper jar of honey, small enough to be an easy pick-up at a market stall. For gifts and tasting sizes, the 190ml hexagonal jar is the smaller sibling. For the household buyer who goes through honey, the 375ml and 750ml jars carry the same shape up the range, so a stall can run three sizes that all match.

Why a White Lid

Gold lids say traditional and black lids say premium. White says fresh and simple. It is the natural choice for creamed honey, for pale honeys where gold can look heavy, and for any label with strong colour in it. It also photographs cleanly, which matters more each year for sellers doing most of their business online. If white is not your look, the same jar comes with black lids and honeycomb-pattern gold lids.

Six Faces for a Label

A flat face is where a label sits best. On a round jar, even a small label wants to bubble and lift at the edges. On a hexagonal jar, a standard label lies flat across one face or wraps across two, and it stays put. The hexagonal honey labels in the range are a straight fit, and your own printed labels will go on just as cleanly.

Specifications

• Capacity: 300ml, around 430g of honey
• Glass: clear, food grade
• Height: 105.8mm
• Width: 77.8mm across
• Neck: 63mm twist finish
• Lid: white twist lid, included
• Pack: box of 20

How much honey does a 300ml hexagonal jar hold?

Around 430g, so it sells comfortably as a 400g jar with headspace to spare.

How many jars come in a box?

20 jars, each with a white twist lid included.

What size is the jar?

105.8mm high and 77.8mm across, with a 63mm twist neck.

Why choose a white lid?

White steps back and lets the label and honey colour carry the stall. It suits creamed honey, pale honeys and labels with strong colour.

Are other lid colours available?

Yes. The same jar comes with black lids and honeycomb-pattern gold lids.

Why is a hexagonal jar good for labels?

Its six flat faces let a standard label lie flat across one face or wrap across two without bubbling or lifting at the edges.

Do the hexagonal honey labels fit?

Yes. The hexagonal honey labels in the range are a straight fit, and your own printed labels go on just as cleanly.

What other sizes are in the hexagonal range?

190ml, 375ml and 750ml carry the same shape, so a stall can run three matching sizes.

What is the glass like?

Clear food-grade glass that shows off the colour of the honey.

Are they suitable for creamed honey?

Yes. A white lid is a natural choice for creamed honey and pale honeys.