With a wide range of coloured buckets and containers available to buy on our online shop, why not use them to brighten up the home.
If we could personify H&O, and render our business in human form, it would be an elegant - if slightly surreal - combination of Bob the Builder and Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen… http://www.ho-plastics.co.uk/blog/a-containerful-of-colours./
H&O Plastics manufacture a range of tamper evident plastic buckets and containers - but what exactly constitutes 'tamper evident' and what is its advantages?
The phrase tamper evident is often confused with 'tamper proof'. These two very similar phrases actually mean totally different things. Firstly, tamper evident indicates that… http://www.ho-plastics.co.uk/blog/plastic-buckets-with-tamper-evident-lids/
Tamper evident, food grade containers are being used more and more widely within the food industry. As they gradually become the norm, it's fair to say that consumers will begin to expect to buy their food in them, meaning that those non-safe containers u…
More and more bakeries and delicatessens have begun using tamper evident containers, in their day to day stocking of fresh food. As well as them looking better than just standard… http://www.ho-plastics.co.uk/blog/tamper-evident-containers-in-the-food-industry/
More and more people are taking to using plastic buckets as a means to grow food, but not many have tackled growing mushrooms in this way......until now.
As you know, plastic buckets have a wide variety of uses, homebrew, food containers, mixing paint and even drumming! Now, some American whizz-kids have taken to growing gourmet… http://www.ho-plastics.co.uk/blog/growing-gourmet-mushrooms-in-a-plastic-bucket/
Worldwide food standards agencies require that plastics used in the packaging of food are far purer than plastics used for non-food packaging, hence the ‘food grade plastic’. Only plastics used to package pharmaceuticals have to meet higher standards.
Worldwide food standards agencies require that plastics used in the packaging of food are far purer than plastics used for non-food packaging, hence the ‘food grade… http://www.ho-plastics.co.uk/blog/what-are-food-grade-plastic-containers1/
