Material and Characteristics

· Tinplate: The most common choice is lightweight, moisture-proof, corrosion-resistant, and can print exquisite patterns on the surface.

· Stainless steel: more high-end and durable, suitable for long-term use, but with higher cost.

· Aluminum: Lightweight, but slightly less protective.

Advantages of tinplate material:

· Sealing: Effectively isolates air and moisture, keeping cookies crispy.

· Durability: More resistant to pressure than plastic or cardboard boxes, and reusable.

· Environmental Protection: Metal is recyclable, reducing waste from disposable packaging.

· Decorative: With various designs such as retro, cartoon, and minimalist, it is suitable as a home decoration or gift.

common uses

· Storing cookies: moisture-proof, insect proof, and extend shelf life.

· Storage of miscellaneous items: such as tea leaves, coffee beans, handmade materials, stationery, etc.

· Gift packaging: festive (such as Christmas, Spring Festival) or wedding candy boxes.

· Collectibles: Limited edition or co branded cookie jars are often sought after by collectors.