Start with the filling product
Barrier packaging should be selected according to solvent system, active ingredients, fragrance load, storage time, transport route, and target market.
Series Selection
Barrier packaging is not one-size-fits-all. Start by matching your filling product, target market, closure plan, and sample validation needs to the correct series.
Full Product Catalog
All products below are generated from the supplied product files. Open a product page to review capacity, material, dimensions, closure notes, and quotation preparation details.
COEX vs Fluorinated
Buyers comparing barrier packaging usually care less about a generic product claim and more about structure, surface treatment, closure compatibility, regulatory status, and sample testing. The page copy is written to support that buying process.
Ask for Technical RecommendationFAQ
Use these notes to prepare a more useful inquiry and avoid over-claiming barrier or compatibility performance.
COEX bottles are produced with a multilayer structure that includes a barrier layer such as EVOH. Fluorinated bottles use a surface treatment on HDPE. The right option depends on the formula, target shelf life, market, and test requirements.
No packaging supplier should guarantee compatibility without testing the actual filling product. METAPACK can help prepare samples and review bottle, cap, liner, and documentation requirements.
Food-contact use requires project-specific regulatory review. For the U.S. market, fluorinated polyethylene food-contact containers must follow the applicable FDA authorization and process requirements.
Yes. Color, cap, liner, vented cap, label area, screen printing, and carton packing can be reviewed by capacity and quantity.
The current page is based on the supplied METAPACK product files and covers COEX bottles, fluorinated bottles, and fluorinated HDPE containers from 10ml to 25L.
Inquiry
Share filling product, capacity, annual quantity, target market, storage time, closure requirements, and any compliance documents needed. METAPACK will recommend a COEX or fluorinated option for sample review.