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Which lids go with jam, honey and pickle jars? The right lid is the one that matches your jar's neck size, not its capacity. As a rule of thumb from our range: 43mm for mini jam jars, 48mm and 58mm for small hexagonal jars, 63mm for the classic round and hexagonal jam jars up to 1lb, 66mm for the Hero jar, 70mm for 16oz pickle jars and 1lb honey ja..

Homemade Christmas hampers: 12 gift ideas in jars and bottles A homemade hamper is one of the most personal Christmas presents you can give. A jar of your own marmalade, a bottle of sloe gin or a jar of spiced nuts shows real thought, and a good jar or bottle with a neat label makes it look properly finished. Here are 12 ideas to mix and match for ..

What size jam jars are best for selling? The best jam jar size depends on who you sell to and how the jar will sit on the shelf. For most makers, a 190ml to 280ml jar is the everyday retail size (round, hexagonal or square), a 42ml to 110ml jar suits gifts, samples and wedding favours, and a 380ml (1lb) to 720ml jar works for family fills, hampers ..

Autumn is when many UK makers put up the biggest batches of the year. Blackberries, plums, apples and early citrus all arrive in a short window, and jars that felt plentiful in summer can disappear from the shelf just when you need them most. The best approach is to choose your jar sizes, lids and pack quantities before the glut peaks, so you can f..

What Types of Jars Can You Find at Bottle Company South?Whether you're crafting homemade jams, storing honey, or looking for the perfect spice jar, we offer an extensive selection that caters to every need. Our collection ranges from traditional jam jars to specially designed honey jars, versatile spice jars, and durable pickle/chutney jars, ..