Hey dedicated blog followers, do you remember our discussion of finishes a few weeks ago? For fans who need to brush up or don’t identify themselves as dedicated followers just yet, get caught up and read, Bottle Body Parts. It’s a matter of life and death (in terms of your product’s packaging) so make sure you're up for the challenge. Take no shame in studying, wisdom waits for all.
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CPS BlogSubscribe now for info, news, tips and trendsThursday, March 31, 2011Monday, March 28, 2011Stow your edible storage stuff in a food-grade trunk
Relax, and slowly prepare yourself for what you are about to read. Fear induced cold chills may arise on your skin, but read on, you will emerge from this experience victorious. Get ready to own food storage like you bulldoze your morning run or devour your Fatboy ice cream sandwich, with gusto and passion.
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Plasticology
Friday, March 25, 2011Use plastic packaging materials to shrink, bag, stretch and tape
Packaging materials is more than a dusty page of our website. Sure, it might not fit alongside the majority of our inventory, but it’s our little something more. These are extra products that we decided to stock because they are commonly used in running businesses and we want to be your one-stop shop. Read about plastic shrink bands, bags, stretch wrap and tape, then browse through all of our packaging materials.
Wednesday, March 23, 2011Enhance your food storage with beans
Did you know that beans are one of the most highly consumed items in the world? People survive on the protein supplements from various beans in areas where meat is scarce. So, if Mowgli, a boy in India, is thriving off kidney beans, it might not be a bad idea to follow his lead. All you really need are the bare necessities, right? Stockpile an army of buckets, bucket lids, plastic jars and plastic scoops in preparation to fight hunger with beans.
Friday, March 18, 2011The Closure ABCs - Part 2
I promised you our closure fun wasn’t over just yet. Here’s round two, a second look into the world of lids, caps and droppers. This countdown expose focuses on the uses of orifice reducers, sifter/spice caps, Yorker spouts, dropper tips and inverted dropper tips. Read on to be enthralled by mystic faculties of dispensing closures.
Wednesday, March 16, 2011The Closure ABCs - Part 1
Containers are like headliners. They are built in a variety of different styles and can even appear in various colors. Closures are assumed as being less interesting and don’t garner as much attention, often making them the afterthought of packaging.
Friday, March 11, 2011Measuring Honey: Fluid ounces vs. Net weight ounces
Measurements are a pain. As if it’s not difficult enough weeding through the wrong bottles and jars until you find that one flawless container, you also have to keep in mind troublesome dimensional details. Height, diameter, weight, mass. And don’t forget cm, in, mm, oz and gram.
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Bottleology,
CPS University,
Food and Water Storage
Tuesday, March 8, 2011Label craze countdown
Labels are an important aspect of your product. They are the essence of your company, reflected through artwork and design details. There are many fashions and styles to choose from when creating a label. Study up on the competition and browse the countdown below spotlighting current label trends.
Friday, March 4, 2011Bottle Body Parts
Do you remember when you first learned the song "Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes?" Chances are you were an adorable little kid being taught different parts of the body. Or maybe you were in college when you first heard it, but that’s just weird. Anyway, like knowing the components of our bodies can be helpful, so can being aware of the parts of a bottle.
Wednesday, March 2, 2011Everything you need to know about jars
Here’s a scenario for you. You’ve run out of your favorite skin cream. You are standing in the store comparing two options, deciding which to buy. They’re both listed as 2 oz, but one jar is obviously bigger. How can this be?
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Contributors![]() I’m a writer at heart, who got swept up in an intriguing industry. I learned the ropes of CPS products along with budding packagers through our customer support call center. Then I gained insight into why people love to do business with us while working with clients in Sales Support. Now, I get to encapsulate my daily packaging discoveries in writing and share them with you. Life is good. Kayla Holman CPS Blog Writer ![]() I grew up in the packaging industry working for Container & Packaging Supply. I've been a bottle printer, order picker, delivery driver, graphic artist, and warehouse manager, all before I graduated from college! Following graduation I worked as the Art Director of a radio conglomerate in a top 25 market. I came back to what I love. Keith McCauley Executive Vice President ![]() Like every young boy, I wanted to sell bottles when I grew up. The fulfillment of this life-long dream was met in 2004 when I came to CPS. Aside from the glitz and the glamour that naturally accompanies containers, I have enjoyed many aspects of the business. I have dabbled in warehouse, customer support, sales, marketing, and HR. Basically, I am delightful and dreamy. Oh! I forgot to mention - I have a ton of friends and admirers. Yet, it is in my deep-seeded humility where I really shine. Ben McCallister Executive Vice President |














