PETG Bottles

PETG packaging is made from Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol, a durable, impact-resistant plastic known for its clarity, chemical resistance, and premium glossy appearance. It is widely used for beauty, personal care, pharmaceutical, and household products.

PETG stands for Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol-modified, a variation of PET made stronger and more flexible through the addition of glycol.

PET – High clarity, lightweight, cost-effective, widely recycled.

PETG – More impact-resistant, more durable, better chemical resistance, easier to form and print on, with a high-gloss premium finish.

PETG is often chosen for luxury or high-demand applications requiring superior strength.

Yes. PETG is food-safe, non-toxic, and FDA compliant, making it suitable for consumables, supplements, and medical packaging.

PETG bottles are popular for:

Serums, lotions, premium skincare

Hair treatments and conditioners

Hand sanitisers and gels

Room sprays and household liquids

Animal care treatments

Medical, dental, and pharmaceutical liquids

Its durability and premium aesthetic make it ideal for high-quality formulations.

Yes. PETG is highly thermoformable and is often used in clamshells, blister packs, and custom-moulded designs due to its forming ease and consistent finish.

Yes. PETG offers superior impact resistance to PET.

Yes. PETG is fully recyclable, supporting circular economy goals. It is widely accepted in recycling streams alongside PET, depending on local facilities.

We offer PETG bottles in clear, amber, and blue as standard, with custom colours available on request. PETG’s glossy surface enhances premium finishes and custom decoration.

PETG has better heat resistance than standard PET, but it should not be exposed to extreme temperatures or autoclaving. It performs well under normal filling, storage, and transport conditions.

Yes. PETG provides better clarity, safer chemical compatibility, easier recycling, and superior impact resistance compared to PVC—making it the preferred choice for modern packaging.

PETG offers excellent chemical and moisture resistance. Most formulations remain stable for 1–3 years, depending on storage conditions and product type. Please note: Brand owners are responsible for all compatibility and stability testing, with their formulations and the packaging of choice.

Absolutely. PETG accepts:

Digital printing

Silk screen printing

Pad printing

Shrink sleeves

Labelling

Its smooth, glossy surface enhances ink adhesion and decorative finishes.

The minimum order value for stock PETG bottles is £500 + VAT. Custom moulding or colour orders may require higher minimums depending on specification.

Yes. PETG generally costs more than standard PET or HDPE due to its enhanced durability, clarity, and premium manufacturing properties—but delivers higher perceived value and product protection.

High-quality PETG resists yellowing under normal conditions. Prolonged UV exposure or high heat can cause slight colour changes, which can be minimised with UV-protective additives or coloured PETG.

PETG is rigid and not designed for high-flex squeezing. For squeeze applications, LDPE or HDPE is typically recommended.

Yes. PETG provides excellent resistance to acids, oils, alcohols, and cleaning agents. It is often chosen for products containing active ingredients.

Yes. PETG supports full colour-matching, custom moulding, to enhance brand identity.

PETG is ideal for:

Beauty and cosmetics

Personal care

Household products

Healthcare and pharmaceutical

Premium and luxury brands

Specialty liquids and treatments

No. PETG is BPA-free, non-toxic, odourless, and safe for food, cosmetic, and pharmaceutical applications.

PETG performs very well in cold temperatures. It maintains clarity and structural integrity in refrigeration and chilled storage without becoming brittle.