Borosilicate glass · China manufacturer · Custom-first

OEM & Private Label Glass Food Containers

Start with an existing design.
Or bring us an idea for a new mold.

Feemio develops high-borosilicate glass food containers for brands, supermarkets, importers and distributors worldwide. Shape, compartments, lids, logo and packaging can be part of one project.

MOQ 300,000 pcsExisting designs + new moldsOEM / ODM support

Our website shows only part of our range. A drawing, sample or short product brief is enough to start the discussion.

Rectangular glass food container with a clear lid and dark locking clips
A Feemio design reference. Develop the body, lid and retail pack for your market.
Glass forming equipment shown in Feemio factory materials
2 borosilicate factories

Shandong & Anhui, China
Headquarters: Shanghai

Choose your starting point

Two routes. One custom range.

Keep a proven format and add your brand, or develop a new container around your brief. We can help you compare both routes.

01 / EXISTING DESIGN

Private label from an existing design

For buyers who already like a Feemio format and want a branded retail range.

  • Select the body size and shape.
  • Choose compatible lids, seal colors and decoration.
  • Add your logo, barcode and retail packaging.
  • Review the sample and final pack before production.

A body mold may be reused. A new lid structure or other changes can still need tooling.

One-stop OEM / ODM support

Your specification, or a concept we develop together.

Choose how you want to work with Feemio. We bring product development, samples, manufacturing, packaging and delivery into one project.

OEM: product design and engineering, manufacturing, quality control, packaging, logistics and cooperation. ODM: design and development, samples, quality control, packaging, logistics and market support.
On smaller screens, swipe across the diagram. The two routes are also explained below.
OEM

You bring the specification.

We work from your drawing, sample or product requirements. Together, we refine the details for production and approve the finished product and pack.

Best starting brief: drawing, target dimensions, lid, quantity and market.

ODM

We develop the idea with you.

Start with your market needs. Feemio helps turn the concept into a defined product, sample and retail pack, then prepares it for production.

Best starting brief: intended use, target capacity, budget and design preferences.

OEM and ODM describe the development approach. Tooling depends on the design: an existing format may be suitable, or your project may need a new mold.

Define the product, not just the logo

What can we customize?

Build one clear specification for the glass body, lid and retail pack. Separate branding changes from changes that may need new tooling.

Custom options for borosilicate glass food container projects
Part Custom options Decision before sampling
Glass body Capacity, shape, outer dimensions, rim and stacking features. Existing body or new mold. Define usable and brimful capacity separately.
Compartments Single space, two or three sections, divider layout and portion sizes. Volume per section. Dividers do not automatically make each section leak-proof.
Lid & silicone seal Lid style, material, color, clips, vent and sealing ring. Rim fit, opening force and sealing. A new lid design may need separate tooling.
Logo & decoration Screen printing, decal or laser marking; placement and colors. Method suited to the surface and use conditions. Approve artwork and a decorated sample.
Retail packaging Color box, sleeve, insert card, labels, barcode and instructions. Artwork, language, retail-unit size and pack protection.
Sets & export packing Single units, mixed-size sets, protective inserts, cartons and pallet plans. Contents per set, carton count and shipping requirements.

Glass, lids, seals and decoration have different use limits. Care instructions must match the complete product you order.

Logo & surface finishes

Choose the look for your range.

Feemio offers logo and surface-finishing options for custom borosilicate glass products. Compare the visual examples, then select the method for your body, lid and intended use.

Printed patterns on glass food containers and baking dishes

Decal Decoration

Add patterns, illustrations or a multi-color brand design.

Sample check: Artwork size, colors, placement and wash durability.

Glass measuring jugs with red screen-printed markings

Screen Printing

Add a logo, simple graphic or measurement marks.

Sample check: Print area, color match and readability.

A marked container lid illustrating laser decoration

Laser Marking

Add a fine logo or mark to a suitable surface.

Sample check: Material, position, contrast and surface finish.

Dark coated rectangular dish with a speckled finish

Color Coating

Create a colored finish for a coordinated product range.

Sample check: Coated area, color, adhesion and care instructions.

Glass containers with colored silicone coating

Silicone Coating

Add a silicone-covered surface to the selected design.

Sample check: Coverage, fit, feel and cleaning method.

Retail packs & shipping protection

Build the pack around how you sell and ship.

Plan two layers: the pack your customer sees, and the protection the glass needs in transit. Feemio can coordinate artwork, labels, set contents and export packing with your container order.

1. Retail presentation

Printed product card shown inside a glass dish

Printed Insert Card

Show the brand, product details and care guide while keeping the glass visible.

Sample check: Card size, language and placement.

Printed paper sleeves around glass food-container retail packs

Printed Sleeve

Wrap the product or set with branded artwork and key information.

Sample check: Fit, barcode position and readable text.

Stacked printed retail boxes for glass food containers

Printed Color Box

Present single containers or matched sets in a branded retail box.

Sample check: Set contents, internal protection and final packed size.

2. Protection inside the carton

Glass container protected with a bubble bag
Bubble bag
Glass container packed with a foam protective insert
Foam insert
Wrapped glass food container with a retail label
Shrink wrap
Compare protection methods for your sales and shipping route
Option Role in the pack What to agree
Bulk packing Several units in an export carton, for buyers using their own retail packing. Units per carton, separation between glass pieces and handling method.
Bubble bags Individual wrapping to reduce direct contact between units. Bag size, protection level and the complete carton design.
Foam inserts Support and separate glass within a box or carton. Material, thickness and fitted shape. Specify EPE foam if required.
Shrink wrap Keep a retail unit or set together and secure its label. Wrap format and other cushioning. Film is not a substitute for impact protection.

Before the order: approve the packed sample, carton quantity, outer carton size, gross weight and pallet plan. Agree any package drop test for the actual pack and shipping route.

A starting point, not a limit

Explore formats for your custom range

Start with a size or lid style. Photos show design references, not a photo-matched SKU list. Open the related page for capacity and sourcing details.

Rectangular clip-lid glass food container design reference
EXISTING PRODUCT FORMAT

640ml rectangular

A compact format for a branded range. Ask for the current 640ml SKU sheet and matched sample.

Photo: design reference, not a confirmed 640ml configuration.

Glass food container with a bamboo lid shown as a design reference
CAPACITY-LED PROJECT

1040ml containers

Develop around a 1.04 L brief. Define the body size, preferred lid and retail pack together.

Photo: design reference. Select the lid for your use and care needs.

Three-compartment glass meal prep container with a gray lid above the food
CAPACITY-LED PROJECT

32 oz / 4 cup meal prep

Plan around 32 US fl oz, about 946ml. Agree the measured volume for a 950–960ml brief.

Photo: divided design reference, not an exact 32 oz SKU claim.

Two-compartment rectangular glass container design
DIVIDER DESIGN REFERENCE

Divided containers

Start with portion sizes, divider layout and lid fit. Set leak-testing needs for the whole box and each section.

Clear-lid glass food container with dark locking clips
LID SYSTEM REFERENCE

Glass-lid containers

Explore a clear-lid look. Review the glass panel, rim, clips and seal as one lid assembly.

5 phases · 15 clear steps

From the first conversation to your next order.

See what happens at each stage and what we agree together. Your product, sample and pack stay connected throughout the project.

  1. 01UnderstandNeeds & agreement
  2. 02DevelopDesign & samples
  3. 03Prepare & producePack & production
  4. 04Check & deliverQuality & logistics
  5. 05Support & improveAcceptance & repeat orders
Glass container and locking lid as a starting point for an OEM product brief
Start with the product your market needs.

Phase 01 / Understand

A useful brief. A clear agreement.

  1. Client requestsShare your idea, capacity, target market, quantity and launch date.
  2. Needs analysisReview the shape, lid, budget and route: existing design or new mold.
  3. Project agreementAgree scope, pricing, tooling rights, schedule and responsibilities.

Key checkpoint: a defined brief and agreed project terms.

Two team members examining glassware during design and sample review; adapted from supplied service photography
Design and sample review · adapted service photograph

Phase 02 / Develop

From drawing to approved sample.

  1. Design & developmentDefine capacity, dimensions, dividers and lid fit. Review the drawing and tooling plan.
  2. Sample productionPrepare the trial sample so you can review the glass, lid and overall fit.
  3. Sample approvalReview changes and approve the final sample, drawing revision and product specification.

Key checkpoint: an approved sample and recorded specification.

Hot-glass molding in the Feemio production process
Production follows the approved product and pack.

Phase 03 / Prepare & produce

Prepare the complete retail unit.

  1. Packaging designApprove the color box or sleeve, logo, barcode, labels and instructions.
  2. Production preparationConfirm materials, order mix, tooling, quality requirements and the production schedule.
  3. Mass productionProduce against the approved sample and specification, with checks during the run.

Key checkpoint: approved artwork, production plan and quality criteria.

Automatic carton packing equipment preparing products for shipment
Protect the product through packing and delivery.

Phase 04 / Check & deliver

Inspect, protect and ship.

  1. Quality controlReview appearance, dimensions, lid fit and the agreed performance-test results.
  2. Product packingCheck retail packs, carton quantities, protective inserts, labels and shipping marks.
  3. Logistics & distributionCoordinate shipping documents, the loading plan and delivery terms for your destination.

Key checkpoint: inspection records, packing list and shipment details.

Team members reviewing project materials and product information; adapted from supplied service photography
Project review and ongoing support · adapted service photograph

Phase 05 / Support & improve

The relationship continues after delivery.

  1. Client acceptanceReview the delivered goods against the approved order and agreed acceptance process.
  2. After-sales service & supportShare any issues with the order reference and photos. Review the next steps and agreed support terms.
  3. Continuous improvementUse feedback to improve the next run, plan reorders and manage product revisions.

Key checkpoint: a feedback record and a plan for repeat supply.

One project, supported from start to finish.

Feemio's OEM / ODM service connects design decisions with production and delivery. We work with you at each stage to turn your brief into a product range and build a lasting partnership.

Share Your Project Brief

Make quotations easy to compare

MOQ, costs and project timing

The MOQ for this borosilicate food-container series is 300,000 pcs. Tell us the quantity by size, color and retail set so the quote uses the right unit and order mix.

Separate one-time and unit costs

  • Product: body, lid, seal and assembly.
  • Branding: decoration, labels and artwork setup.
  • Packaging: retail pack, inserts and export carton.
  • Development: samples and new tooling, if needed.
  • Testing & freight: agreed scope and shipping terms.

Ask which costs are included and which are quoted separately.

Confirm the order basis

  • Does “piece” mean a body or a complete container with lid?
  • How many containers are in one retail set?
  • What is the quantity for each size and color?
  • Can your proposed mix share the order MOQ?
  • Are spare lids and seals a separate order line?

The quote must state these terms. A multi-piece set is not automatically one MOQ unit.

Request a dated schedule for your selected design
Stage What affects timing? Dates to include
Existing-design sample Sample availability, decoration and lid selection. Sample ready and dispatch.
New mold & trial sample Drawing approval, body and lid tooling, trials and revisions. Tooling start, first trial and sample review.
Mass production Final sample approval, order mix, materials and production booking. Production start, inspection and ex-factory date.
Delivery Trade term, transport route and destination. Shipment date and transit estimate, separate from production time.

Practical purchasing support

Help with product and packaging choices

Feemio helps you compare container sizes, lids, logo methods and packaging. Share your market, budget, quantity and launch date. We help turn those needs into a clear product brief and quotation.

What we help you compare

  • Existing designs versus a new mold.
  • Glass shape, lid fit and intended use.
  • Decoration and retail-pack options.
  • One-time costs, unit costs, packing and delivery terms.

What you receive: a proposed product specification, defined quote scope and project schedule to review.

Have a fixed launch date? Include it in your brief.

Match the checks to the product

Quality, documents and after-sales planning

Feemio's high-borosilicate glass bodies are suitable for oven, microwave, freezer and dishwasher use.

Specify the checks for your model, destination market and packaging
Check What to specify Evidence to request
Dimensions & appearance Capacity, outer size, weight, wall thickness and accepted visual defects. Approved drawing, sample revision and inspection record.
Lid fit & leakage Clip function, seal fit, liquid, orientation, duration and pass criteria. Results for the complete assembly. Test each divided section separately if required.
Thermal shock Start and end temperatures, temperature difference, cycles and pass criteria. Model-specific test record. A maximum heat rating is not a permitted temperature jump.
Food-contact documents Destination requirements and the glass, lid, seal and decoration covered. Report, lab name, number, date, sample ID and material scope.
Pack protection Retail and shipping pack, drop conditions, pallet method and breakage criteria. Packing specification and the agreed package-test record.
Appliance and equipment checks shown in supplied quality-control materials

In-Process Checks

Review agreed checks during production, not only at the end.

Sample check: Record the model, conditions, sample size and result.

Container measurement, weight and label checks shown in inspection materials

Final Inspection

Check dimensions, weight, lid fit, labels and the finished pack.

Sample check: Match the inspection record to the approved order.

Cartons and wrapped goods stored on warehouse racks

Warehousing & Dispatch

Coordinate carton marks, pallet packing, storage and shipment.

Dispatch check: packing list, quantities, loading plan and shipment records.

For FDA-related or LFGB requirements, request the report for the relevant materials and use conditions.

Plan replacement lids & seals

Include spare lids, clips or seals in the RFQ. Confirm compatible part codes, colors, quantity, price, availability and reorder terms before the purchase order.

Spare-part and warranty terms are set in your project agreement.

Keep repeat orders consistent

Use the approved sample, drawing revision, artwork and packaging specification as the reorder reference. Record feedback and agree any material, lid or tooling changes before the next run.

Built around how you buy

Support for your sales channel

Buyer Build into the project Bring to the first discussion
Supermarkets Range mix, retail sets, packs, barcodes and supply planning. Market coverage, pack format, launch date and forecast.
Kitchenware & private-label brands New shapes, lid colors, logo, artwork and a consistent range. Brand brief, target price and must-have design features.
Importers Documents, export packing and landed-cost inputs. Country, destination port, trade term and order mix.
Distributors Model range, carton labels, reorder consistency and spares. Sales channels, carton needs and repeat-order plan.

See supermarket glass food container programs

Quick procurement answers

OEM & private-label FAQs

Do I have to choose a design shown on the website?

No. The website shows only part of Feemio's range. Start with an existing design, ask for other formats or bring a new design for mold development.

What is the MOQ for a private-label project?

The MOQ for this borosilicate food-container series is 300,000 pcs. The quotation must define the counting unit and allocation by size, color and set.

How does an existing design differ from a new mold?

An existing design can retain the glass-body format while adding compatible lids, colors, logos and packaging. A new mold is needed when the body shape or structure is not covered by an existing design. New lid structures may need separate tooling.

Can Feemio help if I only have an idea?

Yes. Share the use, target capacity, dimensions, market and quantity. A sketch or reference photo helps Feemio review the design and identify what is needed for a sample and quotation.

Who owns a custom mold?

Mold ownership and exclusive-use rights must be stated in the project agreement, along with maintenance, storage, repeat use and any transfer terms. Payment for tooling alone does not define all of those rights.

How long do samples, molds and production take?

Feemio quotes timing for the selected design. Request separate dates for drawing approval, first sample, final approval, production and shipment. New designs and existing-design reorders should not be planned with the same timeline.

Can lids, logo, color box and barcode be included together?

Yes. Include the body, lid, seal, decoration, retail pack, barcode and instructions in one brief. Approve the complete sample and pack details so the quote covers the finished retail unit.

Can I order spare lids and silicone seals?

Ask for spare parts with the main RFQ. Compatibility, quantity and terms must be checked for the selected model. Confirm part codes, price and reorder availability in writing before ordering.

Can I send drawings through the inquiry form?

The standard inquiry form does not accept attachments. Email drawings, photos and artwork to [email protected]. Include the page URL and requirements so the team can identify your product brief.

Start your OEM / ODM project

Tell us what your next range needs.

Feemio can help you choose a starting design or develop a new mold, then bring the body, lid and packaging into one clear project.

MOQ 300,000 pcs · Global B2B programs

Send these 6 details

  1. Company and destination market
  2. Shape, capacity and compartments
  3. Existing design or new-mold brief
  4. Lid, logo and packaging needs
  5. Quantity by size, color or set
  6. Launch date and required documents

For drawings and attachments: [email protected]. Please attach your files in your email app before sending.

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