Clinton Packaging: Cosmetics jars

Clinton Packaging (St. Louis, MO) announces a new line of cosmetics jars and corresponding closures that have the look of glass, but are made of an inner cubicle of injection-molded PP and an outer layer of SAN.

Clinton Packaging

Dec 31, 1998

The containers are available round, elliptical, straight-sided and angled, and in 7-, 15-, 30-, 50-, 75-, 100- and 200-mL sizes. Choose from clear, colored and frosted containers. Silk screening, hot stamping and pad printing provided.

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