F-Style Container

In response to the needs of its customers, MJS Packaging developed a F-Style container.

Nov 1, 2016

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The 1-gal container was created to address challenges MJS Packaging customers were repeatedly encountering with availability. In addition to providing quick delivery, this item is also a very cost-effective option.

The stock version of this F-Style container is 145 grams, and it can be produced at other weights per customer specification. White and yellow are available as stock options, though the colors can be customized to best complement the brand identity.

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