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    New jars boast aluminium shells and highly compatible interiors

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    • CPL Packaging
    New jars boast aluminium shells and highly compatible interiors
    Asia, Beauty, Personal Care, Primary Packaging, Plastic, Glass, Metal, 1 - 9.99 ml, 10 - 99.99 ml

    CPL, a firm renowned for being a leader in the cosmetic packaging industry with regard to product quality and innovative solutions related to the environment, has produced a new line of incredibly attractive and functional two-material jars. The jars feature a gorgeous aluminium outer shell that houses a high-compatibility interior in the customer's choice of glass or plastic.

    Each of the jars is designed with shelf appeal in mind. The lids are slightly smaller in diameter than the jars themselves, providing a look that's reminiscent of old-fashioned clay jars and Asian pots, while the decoration options offered by the company go a long way to making the jars decidedly contemporary.

    Currently, the jars are available in sizes of 5ml, 15ml, 30ml, and 50ml.

    The look of the jars can be further enhanced through the use of "strategic" decoration, creating strips or bands of highly reflective metal combined with segments of coloured, matte finish.

    Each of the jars can be decorated using industry standard techniques, including custom colouring, silk screening, and second run oxidation.

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    • Modified 25 Aug 2015
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