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New FDA-Compliant HDPE Bottle for Liquid Food Ingredients
New food-grade composite IBC totes pair a factory-fresh FDA-compliant HDPE bottle with a galvanized steel cage and integrated pallet base. Every product-contact surface is new and traceable, which is what food, beverage, and ingredient programs require.
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FDA-Compliant Bottle
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Galvanized Steel Cage
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275 & 330 Gal
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Tamper-Evident Closures
Overview
Composite IBC totes built around a new FDA-compliant HDPE inner bottle for syrups, sweeteners, edible oils, and bulk liquid ingredients. Tamper-evident fill and discharge closures help protect product integrity in transit, in 275- and 330 gallon capacities on a standard pallet footprint.
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New HDPE inner receptacle molded from FDA-compliant, food-grade resin.
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Valve and cap options selected for clean discharge and simple sanitation.
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Sealed fill caps and discharge covers help protect product integrity in transit.
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Both capacities share a standard pallet footprint for consistent handling.
Specifications
Nominal Capacity
275 & 330 U.S. gallons (1,040 / 1,250 Liters)
Bottle Material
New FDA-Compliant HDPE
Cage & Pallet
Galvanized Steel Cage / Composite Pallet Base
Height
46 in / 53 in (1,168 / 1,346 mm)
Footprint
48 x 40 in (1,219 x 1,016 mm)
Empty Weight
115 - 155 lbs (52 - 70 kg)
Fill
6 in (150 mm) and 9 in (225 mm) Fill Cap
Valve Options
Ball, Butterfly, or Camlock
UN Certification
UN 31HA1/Y available
Condition
New bottle, new cage, new pallet
Common Uses
Bulk Liquid Ingredients
Edible Oils & Syrups
Industrial Chemicals
Acids & Caustics
Cleaning Products
Water Treatment Chemicals
Process Water & Wastewater
Oils & Lubricants
Hazardous Liquids
How to spec yours
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Specify a new or newly rebottled HDPE bottle; reconditioned bottles are not assumed food grade.
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Confirm FDA-compliant, food-grade resin and request documentation for your ingredient.
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Match the valve and cap to your fill line and cleaning procedure before ordering.
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Choose 275 for dense product or height limits, 330 to maximize volume per pallet.
Compare
Type
Best For
Key Benefit
Consideration
New IBC Tote
First-use fills where cleanliness and full service life matter
Higher cost than reconditioned
Never previously filled
New Food-Grade IBC Tote
Food, beverage, and ingredient fills needing a certified virgin bottle
Premium pricing
FDA-grade, never used
Reconditioned IBC Tote
Cost-sensitive industrial reuse with a cleaned, tested bottle
Cosmetic wear on cage
Lower cost, tested & cleaned
Reman / Rebottled IBC Tote
Reused cage fitted with a brand-new bottle
Cage shows prior use
New bottle, value pricing
UN-Rated IBC Tote
Regulated hazardous liquids certified for transport
Requires certified fittings
Certified for hazmat shipping
HDPE IBC Tote
General non-hazardous liquids and chemicals
Not for high heat
Chemical-resistant bottle-in-cage
Stainless-Steel IBC Tote
Corrosive, high-purity, or high-temp liquids needing a reusable tank
Highest upfront cost
Corrosion-proof, sanitary, reusable
UV-Protected IBC Tote
Light-sensitive products stored or shipped outdoors
Opaque — no fill visibility
Blocks UV degradation
275 Gallon IBC Tote
Standard bulk volume with a compact, pallet-friendly footprint
Less volume per tote than 330
Most common size, easy to source
330 Gallon IBC Tote
Maximum volume per footprint
Heavier and taller when full
More product per tote
Related Products
What is an IBC tote?
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An IBC tote, or intermediate bulk container, is a palletized industrial container used to store, transport, and dispense bulk liquids, pastes, powders, or granular materials. The common composite version is an HDPE bottle inside a galvanized steel cage on an integrated pallet base.
Are all IBC totes food grade?
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No. A tote should only be used for food or beverage products when its materials, manufacturing history, and condition are appropriate for that application. Reconditioned or previously used totes should not be assumed to be food grade.
What is the difference between a new, rebottled, and reconditioned IBC tote?
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A new IBC tote uses a new bottle, cage, and pallet. A rebottled IBC generally combines a new inner bottle with a reused and inspected cage. A reconditioned IBC generally uses a previously used bottle and cage that have been cleaned and inspected.
What are the most common IBC tote sizes?
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The most common rigid composite IBC tote capacities are 275 gallons and 330 gallons. Both generally use a comparable pallet footprint, so the practical difference is overall height, filled weight, and volume per pallet position.
What valve should I choose for an IBC tote?
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Common options include ball valves, butterfly valves, camlock connections, and threaded outlets. The correct valve depends on product viscosity, flow requirements, chemical compatibility, and facility connections.
How should IBC totes be stored and transported?
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IBC totes sit on an integrated pallet for forklift and pallet-jack handling and store efficiently within a standard footprint. Follow the manufacturer's stacking, weight, and temperature guidance for your specific configuration and contents.
Our packaging specialists will help you match the ideal container to your product, storage, and compliance needs. We stock and ship nationwide.
