Olive Oil Bottles

Review bottle options in the Feniks catalogue for olive oil products by volume and product name. Most bottles also suit vinegar filling.

View all olive oil products in the catalogue

Choosing olive oil bottles

Light and oxygen are the main causes of flavour loss in olive oil, so producers usually prefer dark or coated glass and a tightly sealing cap. Volume choice depends on the sales channel: smaller bottles suit retail shelves and gift sets, while larger formats serve food service and bulk buyers.

Most glass bottles in this range also suit vinegar: vinegar is acidic, so it calls for an inert container such as glass, and it is often paired with a pourer or dosing cap for controlled use. Producers who offer olive oil and vinegar as a set can pick complementary shapes from the same range.

Every product listed below links to a detail page with its volume and material. Matching closures, labels and outer packaging for these bottles are also available through the Feniks catalogue, so a full product line can be sourced from a single point.

Frequently asked questions

Does olive oil need to be bottled in dark glass?

Dark glass is not mandatory, but it slows light-induced oxidation and helps preserve flavour, which is why many producers prefer it. Clear glass remains common for products with fast stock rotation.

Can these bottles also be used for vinegar?

Yes. Glass is inert, which suits the acidity of vinegar, and most bottles in this range are also used for vinegar filling. Pourer or dosing caps are the usual choice for vinegar.

Are there matching caps and pourers for these bottles?

Yes. Feniks also supplies closures such as caps and pourers. You can browse them by filtering the olive oil sector in the full catalogue, or ask for guidance while requesting a quote.

How do I get prices for olive oil bottles?

Prices depend on the product and order quantity. Add the bottles you are interested in to your quote list, or reach the Feniks team through the contact page for current prices and alternatives.

Have a different question? Contact the Feniks team.