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this is a juice bottle, that has 500 mlL capacity.

it made for blowing molding (PET material) and mass production.

it made for standard cap.

I made it in Solidworks, there is native file with tree of commands, so you can change it as you need.

it's printable, the thickness is 1.6 mm

contact me if you need to change anything or need a new bottle design.


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The influence of flavour absorption by low-density polyethylene (LDPE), polycarbonate (PC) and polyethylene terephthalate (PET) on taste perception of a model solution containing seven flavour compounds and orange juice in glass bottles was studied with and without pieces of the respective plastic films after dark storage at 20 degrees C. Owing to absorption, the amount of flavour compounds in the model solution exposed to LDPE decreased substantially. From the model flavour solution valencene was almost completely absorbed by LDPE, followed to a lesser extent by decanal, hexyl acetate, octanal and nonanone. Less flavour compounds were absorbed from the model solution by PC and PET. In contrast to LDPE, valencene was absorbed in the lowest amounts and decanal in the highest. Limonene was readily absorbed from orange juice by LDPE, while myrcene, valencene, pinene and decanal were absorbed in smaller quantities. Only three flavour compounds were absorbed from orange juice by PC and PET in very small amounts: limonene, myrcene and decanal. Although the flavour content between controls and polymer-treated samples differed substantially, the loss of flavour compounds due to absorption by LDPE, PC and PET did not influence taste perception of a model solution and orange juice significantly up to 29 days of dark storage at 20 degrees C as determined by triangular taste panel tests.


You can allow customers to place orders for juices and cleanses online to be delivered the next day. Or, if you have your production and inventory under control, you can deliver immediately.






Once you get some orders rolling you can invest in a larger production space and put some more money into a better website and marketing. Then, you can pivot to one of the more cost intensive juice bar business plans below.


When you grow to multiple locations, you will need to decide if you want to make your cold-pressed juice in each location, or produce it centrally in one kitchen then distribute out to your other stores. There are pros and cons with each model.


When making juice in a central location and distributing, you can reduce labor and equipment costs. With economies of scale, the more juice you can make in each batch, the cheaper it will be per ounce (there are exceptions).


If you decide to juice in each location, you will need more equipment, and the labor costs will be slightly higher since you are making less juice per batch. There two major advantages with this method:


When you are selling to 3rd parties for resale in the US, you must use HPP or another pasteurization method to achieve a 5 log kill, meaning you are ensuring that most of the potentially harmful pathogens have been killed. This means you either have to buy an HPP machine (expensive) or pay an HPP facility to process your juice for you, but normally they require a minimum order amount of thousands of bottles. Read more about HPP.


The most successful cold-pressed juice companies are usually doing all of the above. At least one brick and mortar store in a nice area to help with branding and marketing, a great e-commerce website to order juice, and a large wholesale network.


Start small, make juice for friends and family, experiment with recipes and see what they like, and try to build a loyal following. From there, you can start talking to them about your juice business and the rest will work itself out.


To optimize your juice line, you have to first gain an intimate understanding about the strengths and weaknesses of you current operation, and the various options for cost savings. This can be a challenge. In this article, we are going to talk about three popular processing methods for your bottled juice or isotonic drinks, and make some suggestions for how you can approach it all in an effective way.


Hot-fill processing is a less expensive option, but it will destroy some of the nutrients in your beverages. Hot-fill heats the juice to kill the bacteria. The process is filling hot, capping, inverting the bottle and then cooling.


Hot-fill processed juice and isotonic drinks usually have a shelf life of 6 to 12 months, depending on format size. This process works well for non-carbonated beverages like juices and isotonic drinks.


High Pressure Processing (HPP) kills 99.9999% of the bacteria in the product, and it does so under high pressure. This requires a special container for the product. The bottle has to be able to handle high pressure being exerted on the outside of the container.


Hot-Fill Processing also requires a specific type of PET bottle. When you hot-fill a container, you are ultimately going to have to cool it down. The bottle dimensions physically change during the cool down process. Certain features of the bottle (side panels or base) have been uniquely designed to give the container a way to implode without deformation during the cooling process and finish at the specified dimensions. These designs are frequently patented.


If you are an existing manufacturer, this cost model should not only include the current costs you are incurring, but cost saving options. If you are a new juice or isotonic drink manufacturer, this cost model will include all the costs associated with your new line.


At InterTech, we work for you, and your best interest is always our first priority. Most of our engineers have over 25 years experience in the industry. That diversity and experience brings a lot of value to you and your juice line. Our ultimate goal is to help you get the best return on your investment.


Our cost models capture and reflect all costs and options for your comparison so you can confidently decide which juice manufacturing process best suits your needs and which PET bottle design works best for your product.


This is a more extensive process for juice and isotonic drinks than it is for water and carbonated beverages for example. It takes a greater deal of evaluation than the other categories of beverages. This is because of the different ways to process the product and what the product requirements are.


Juice (and isotonic drinks) are probably one of the most complex beverage market segments in terms of processing and equipment choices. If you want to take a deep dive into what your options are, and what those options will cost, this cost model is for you. When we make a suggestion, we want to know that it will fulfill all your needs.


We also develop Requests for Information (RFIs) or Requests for Proposals (RFPs) for major equipment so our clients can be assured they are getting the correct equipment at the best value. By assembling all of the information we receive into a Total Cost of Ownership, we can forecast operational costs for the long-term and establish budgets for plants that have not previously been self-manufacturing their bottles.


Our clients include Cargill, AAK, Constellation, Ghirardelli, and both Coca Cola and Pepsi Cola (and their respective bottlers) and many others. We invite you to view a more complete list of our esteemed past and current clients.


Vanjoin Hubei Industry Limited. is one of subsidiary company of Wuhan Vanjoin Group. We specialize in manufacturing plastic packaging and disposable product, which are mainly used in food, cosmetics and medical packaging as well as plastic daily use. Product range: Plastic bottles and Plastic jars, which can be made from HDPE, LDPE, PET, PP, PVC, ABS and so on.


Elegantly serve your guests with this plastic beverage decanter with stainless steel stand. Whether you're serving juice at buffet restaurant or at dinner party, this 3-container juice decanter is sure to provide a sophisticated solution to your beverage service needs. Its transparent, square design with handle and top with lid, bottom with stand, make it easy to see and hold. It also ensures simple pouring into glasses at your banquets and catered events.


Because the stainless-steel cutting disc and micro mesh filter basket move at high speed, the Breville was a bit loud (it has an 850-watt dual speed motor). However, that noisy power was worth it in the end because the machine juiced everything we gave it in seconds. And cleaning the Juice Fountain Plus, and all centrifugal juicers, is significantly more tedious (pulp flies everywhere, the cutting disc and interlocking parts must be scrubbed) and more fraught (the disc is sharp!) than cleaning a slow juicer.

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