106ml Glass Orcio Honey Jars with Lid for a Chilean Customer

A client from Chile approached to newray with a specific request: a 106ml glass Orcio jar for honey with metal lid. However, this glass honey jars was not a stock item, and the required quantity—5,000 pieces—was significantly below the typical MOQ for glass manufacturing. For most glass factories, arranging production for such a small volume usually leads to high unit costs and inefficient furnace scheduling.

During internal coordination, we identified an opportunity. Another sales colleague was preparing a production run of the same 106ml small jars of honey model for a different client. By consolidating the two orders into a single production batch, we were able to meet the client’s quantity requirement while maintaining the efficiency of standard glass packaging container manufacturing processes.

We immediately informed the Chilean client about the available production window and suggested a fast confirmation in order to secure the shared production slot. The client responded promptly. From the initial discussion to order confirmation and deposit payment, the process was completed within three days.

Through careful coordination of production planning and supply chain timing, the jars for honey order was executed smoothly. The client received high-quality glass honey jars bulk at a competitive price, without the additional costs typically associated with low-volume production.

This project demonstrates how flexible production planning, internal collaboration, and customer-focused solutions can transform a small inquiry into a successful manufacturing project. In the glass packaging industry, responsiveness and problem-solving are often just as important as production capacity when building long-term business partnerships.