Bottle and product fit
Product behaviour, fill volume, bottle dimensions, neck finish and closure are reviewed as one application.
UK contract bottling and bottle filling
Contract bottling is the outsourced filling of an agreed bulk liquid into a selected bottle, followed by the closure, label, code, inspection and final packing steps in the approved brief. Stockholm reviews the product, fill, bottle, closure and production quantity together before confirming a suitable route.

Product behaviour, fill volume, bottle dimensions, neck finish and closure are reviewed as one application.
The proposed filling method, setup checks and closure application are defined around the approved components.
Label positioning, batch or date coding and agreed presentation checks can be included where suitable.
Completed bottles can be collated and case packed to the agreed quantity and onward handling requirement.
A faster route to a useful answer
A clear first brief helps Stockholm assess suitability, identify missing information and return a more useful response.
Send your production briefEvery application is subject to product, process, pack and site suitability review.
These are planning answers, not blanket production promises. The real product and pack determine the final route.
Contract bottling is the outsourced filling, closing and finishing of bottles for another business. The confirmed scope may also include labelling, coding, inspection and case packing.
Contract bottling is a bottle-specific liquid filling service. Liquid filling is the broader term and can also cover suitable jars, tubs and other containers.
Potentially, yes. Send the bottle, closure, label and code details with the liquid specification so the complete route can be assessed.
Provide the product, target fill, bottle and closure specifications, quantity, label and coding needs, case configuration, component status, target date and likely repeat volume.
Start with your product, pack, volume and timing
Send the essentials and Stockholm will identify the next practical check.