Plastic Packaging for Agricultural Products
Agricultural packaging is used in the field, often outdoors, often by someone measuring a dose by eye. That puts practical demands on the pack that a warehouse-to-shelf product never faces: UV exposure, rough handling, and the need to dose accurately from a container that may be half empty.
We supply jerry cans, bottles and measured-dose packs for agrochemicals, liquid fertilisers and related inputs, specified with those field conditions in mind.
What drives the specification
Choosing packaging for agriculture
These are the factors that most often decide whether a pack works in this sector — and the ones we ask about first.
Field durability
Agricultural packs face sun, dust and rough transport. Wall specification and UV-stabilised material matter more here than in most categories.
Accurate dosing
Measured-dose caps and graduated packs reduce the risk of over-application. For concentrates this is a safety consideration as much as a convenience one.
Regulatory labelling
Agrochemical labelling carries substantial statutory content. The label panel has to accommodate it legibly, which constrains pack shape.
Transport classification
Many agrochemicals are classified for transport. Tell us the classification early so UN-marked packaging is specified where it is required.
Suitability always depends on your specific formulation, fill process and storage conditions. We recommend confirming compatibility with samples before committing to a bulk order.
Typical packaging requirements
- Agrochemical concentrates in 100 ml – 1 litre bottles
- Liquid fertilisers in 5–20 litre jerry cans
- Pesticide packs with measured-dose caps
- Bio-stimulant and micronutrient packs
- Bulk supply to distributors and dealers
Recommended products
Packaging formats used in agriculture
The categories businesses in this sector order most often. Each page covers sizes, closures and specifications in detail.
Agriculture packaging — frequently asked questions
Do agrochemical packs need special certification?
Many agrochemicals are classified as dangerous goods for transport and require UN-marked packaging. Certification is specific to the pack and fill combination, so share the classification when you enquire and we will source against the correct specification.
Can you supply packs with measured-dose caps?
Yes. Measured-dose and graduated caps are commonly specified for concentrates where accurate dilution matters, and are quoted along with the container.
Are UV-stabilised containers available?
Yes. For products stored outdoors or handled in the field, UV-stabilised material is worth specifying rather than assuming — tell us the storage conditions and we will factor it in.
Request Agricultural Packaging Quote
Tell us what you are packing, the pack size and your monthly quantity. We will come back with options suited to agriculture and bulk pricing.