Plastic Jars – Mini

Mini plastic jars are compact, clear, and cost-effective enough to work across a wider range of contexts than most branded confectionery items. At 20g and from 50 units, the entry point is low enough for a boutique event, a hotel room amenity, or a small-business client gift without requiring a large campaign spend. Fills include mini mints, mixed jelly beans, corporate colour jelly beans, mixed chocolate gems, corporate colour chocolate gems, and M&Ms, all Australian Made and starting from 50 units. The jar is clear plastic on all sides, so the fill is visible before the lid is read. The brand sticker goes on top of the lid where it faces upward on any flat surface. Corporate colour jelly beans and chocolate gems are available for buyers who want the fill visible through the clear plastic to reinforce the brand colour. A blue brand orders blue jelly beans, a red campaign orders red chocolate gems. The range suits multiple audience types. Mint fills work well for customer-facing organisations and professional settings. Colourful fills suit design studios, advertising agencies, and events where visual energy matters. Airline seat trays, hotel room desks, conference table settings, party place settings, sporting event concession stands, and school fundraising stalls are all noted uses.

A boutique wedding venue placing branded mini jars of corporate-colour chocolate gems on reception tables gets a gift that sits within the colour palette of the event, carries the venue's name on the lid, and gives guests something to take home.

The MOQ of 50 units means a florist, boutique hotel, or small event organiser can order professionally without the quantities most confectionery jar products require.

Product Knowledge

What fills are available and what do they suit?

Mini mints suit customer-facing organisations, professional services, and any context where a palate-cleansing, universally acceptable fill is the priority. Mixed jelly beans and mixed chocolate gems suit general event giveaways where colour and variety are appealing. Corporate colour jelly beans and chocolate gems suit brand-focused campaigns where the visible fill reinforces the brand palette. M&Ms bring a recognised consumer brand into the giveaway. All fills are Australian Made except M&Ms, which is a branded international product.

How does the corporate colour fill work in practice?

When ordering a corporate colour fill, the buyer specifies the brand colour or the closest available colour match. The fill, jelly beans or chocolate gems, is then assembled in that single colour for the order. The result is a jar where the confectionery visible through the clear plastic sides is in the brand colour, creating a co-ordinated visual across the container and the lid sticker. It's worth noting the available colour range at the time of ordering and confirming the match before production.

Are there any contexts where mini jars work particularly well?

Hotel room amenities are a strong fit. The small size doesn't take up desk space, the branded lid faces upward, and guests appreciate the gesture without it feeling excessive. Airline in-flight use works for the same reasons. Conference table place settings are popular because the jar adds a welcoming touch without disrupting the table layout. The low MOQ of 50 units makes the jar accessible for single-room hotel properties, boutique venues, and small event organisers who couldn't justify the quantities required for larger jar products.

How does the mini plastic jar differ from the glass jars in the range?

The key differences are weight, durability, and price. Plastic mini jars are lighter, less fragile, and lower in cost per unit than glass jars. Glass jars carry a higher perceived gift value and suit premium client gifting contexts. Plastic mini jars are more practical for large-volume distribution, airline use, and any context where fragility or weight is a concern. Both use sticker branding on the lid or surface; the choice between them is primarily about the impression the gift needs to make and the budget available.