Cold Pressed Juice Bottles

BottleStore.com has a broad selection of plastic bottles that are perfect for packaging cold-pressed juice, including a wide variety of bottle sizes and shapes. We also stock many different types of caps and closures, ensuring that you’ll be able to find the right lid for your chosen bottle.

We also stock many plastic cold-pressed juice bottles transparent PET bottles. If you’re looking for something translucent, our 16-ounce HDPE natural tall square plastic juice bottle is made with BPA-free, recyclable plastic and pairs perfectly with one of our tamper-evident closures. For an entirely clear option, take a look at our 16-ounce clear PET wide-mouth beverage bottles with plug-seal closures. These bottles give you some great choices for colorful closures as well, with nine different colors to choose from, including purple, green, yellow, red, and more.

Keep in mind that BottleStore.com has outstanding cold-pressed juice bottle wholesale discounts that can significantly reduce your total costs on large orders. If you’re having some trouble figuring out which of our many cold-pressed juice bottles would be the best choice for your manufacturing process — or if you need some assistance finding the right caps and closures — contact BottleStore.com at your convenience. We’re always happy to help you find the perfect cold-pressed juice bottles for your business, and we’ll even send you free samples of your desired bottles and caps.

Should I use glass or plastic bottles for cold pressed juice?

The choice between glass and plastic depends on your production method, budget, and brand positioning.

• Use High Pressure Processing (HPP) to extend shelf life—glass cannot withstand HPP pressurization
• Need lightweight, shatter-resistant containers for shipping and retail distribution
• Want lower upfront costs, especially at wholesale volumes
• Require FDA compliance and BPA-free materials for safety

• Don't use HPP and rely on refrigeration for preservation
• Want premium brand positioning with superior taste preservation
• Plan to implement a bottle return/refill program
• Prioritize zero chemical interaction with juice contents

Most commercial cold pressed juice brands use clear PET plastic bottles because they're HPP-compatible, cost-effective, and offer excellent product visibility. Glass works well for local producers selling direct to consumers through farmers markets or subscription models where bottles can be returned and sanitized for reuse.

Consider your pasteurization method first—if using HPP for food safety and extended shelf life, plastic is your only option. For fresh, refrigerated juice with shorter shelf life, either material works depending on your business model.

Do my bottles need to be HPP (High Pressure Processing) compatible?

Your bottles need to be HPP compatible only if you plan to use high-pressure processing for pasteurization. This decision depends on your production scale, distribution model, and shelf life requirements.

• Want to extend shelf life up to 10 times longer than unpasteurized juice
• Plan to distribute beyond local markets or through retail chains
• Need microbial safety without heat that destroys nutrients and flavor
• Require compliance with food safety regulations for commercial distribution

• Made from flexible PET plastic that withstands up to 87,000 psi pressure
• Paired with HPP-compatible tamper-evident caps specifically designed for the process
• Tested to maintain shape and seal integrity after pressurization

• Sell fresh juice locally with 3-5 day refrigerated shelf life
• Use glass bottles (glass cannot survive HPP pressure)
• Operate a juice bar serving immediate consumption
• Use traditional heat pasteurization methods

Most small-scale producers start without HPP due to processing costs, while commercial brands scaling to retail distribution typically require HPP to meet safety standards and achieve the 30-45 day shelf life retailers demand.

What size bottles should I use for cold pressed juice?

Bottle size depends on your product type, target market, and consumption occasion. Cold pressed juice bottles typically range from 2 ounces to 64 ounces, with different sizes serving distinct purposes.

• 12-16 oz: The industry standard for single-serving cold pressed juice, ideal for grab-and-go retail sales and individual consumption
• 3-4 oz: Perfect for concentrated wellness shots featuring ginger, turmeric, wheatgrass, or other potent ingredients
• 8-10 oz: Smaller individual servings for juice cleanses or premium pricing strategies
• 32 oz: Family-size bottles for home consumption or multi-day use

• Price point: Smaller bottles command premium per-ounce pricing
• Consumption pattern: Single-serving bottles (12-16 oz) prevent waste and oxidation once opened
• Product concentration: Nutrient-dense shots work best in 2-4 oz formats
• Retail placement: Standard 16 oz bottles fit conventional refrigerated display cases
• Cleanse programs: Multi-bottle juice cleanses typically use 12-16 oz uniform sizes

Most successful juice brands offer 12-16 oz as their core size, with 3-4 oz wellness shots as complementary products. This combination maximizes shelf presence while serving different customer needs and price points.

What type of caps or closures do I need for cold pressed juice bottles?

The right cap ensures product safety, freshness, and consumer confidence. Your closure choice depends on your pasteurization method, bottle material, and regulatory requirements.

• Tamper-evident seals: Required for retail sales to show visible proof if bottles have been opened, building consumer trust and meeting food safety standards
• Leak-resistant design: Screw-on caps that create airtight seals to prevent spills during transport and maintain freshness
• HPP compatibility: If using High Pressure Processing, caps must withstand extreme pressurization without compromising seal integrity or thread structure

• 38mm tamper-evident screw caps: Industry standard for most juice bottles, available in multiple colors for product differentiation
• Double seal (DS 1.5) caps: Premium option for HPP bottles featuring triple-seal plugs and enhanced tamper-evidence
• Wide-mouth caps (48mm+): Easier filling and cleaning for glass milk-style bottles

Cap selection tips: Match cap size to your bottle's neck finish (typically 38-400 threading). Choose BPA-free, FDA-compliant materials. Consider colored caps to distinguish flavors or product lines while coordinating with your brand identity. Always verify HPP compatibility with your supplier if using high-pressure processing.

What certifications should my cold pressed juice bottles have?

Proper certifications ensure your bottles meet food safety standards and protect your brand from contamination risks. These certifications verify manufacturing quality and regulatory compliance.

SQF (Safe Quality Food) Certification: Sets worldwide standards for food packaging safety, quality, and legality. This certification confirms manufacturers follow strict guidelines throughout the production process to prevent contamination.

IMS (Interstate Milk Shippers) Certification: An FDA program required for dairy products shipped across state lines. Even non-dairy juice producers benefit from IMS-certified bottles, as this verification demonstrates superior sterilization and safety protocols during manufacturing.

• BPA-free certification: Ensures no harmful bisphenol A chemicals that could leach into beverages
• FDA compliance: Confirms bottles are approved for direct food contact
• HPP verification: If using High Pressure Processing, bottles must meet shelf life and microbiological criteria under extreme pressure

Additional considerations: Ask suppliers about their quality control processes, including compressed air filtration and water purification during bottle manufacturing. Request documentation proving certifications are current. Reputable packaging suppliers readily provide certification proof and test reports to verify their bottles meet all food safety requirements for juice production.