The products

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Pet treat Freeze dried raw And it is moisture sensitive Pet supplement powder Pet broth Which makes a liquid the strict case Wet pet food So four of five are dry or liquid bulk The scale suits a producer rather than a shopper And the case packs are approachable References

Median capacity one US gallon. Which is a bulk shelf rather than a retail one.

Pet treat

The leaf this shelf fits best. A dry treat in a 950 to 3,785 mL container, opaque, with a wide opening and a plain lid.

Freeze dried raw

Very low bulk density and fragile pieces, so it needs headspace for protection and settles substantially. Both reason one and reason three are in play.

And it is moisture sensitive

A freeze dried product takes up water readily, which puts the liner at the center. 46 of the 157 closures here carry a heat induction seal and 22 are recorded as No Liner.

Pet supplement powder

A scooped product, so room to get a scoop in is a function under reason four. Our wide mouth containers and tubs are the format.

Pet broth

A liquid, which changes the slack-fill analysis entirely because a liquid does not settle. Reason three is not available and the fill can be measured exactly.

Which makes a liquid the strict case

No settling allowance, no crushing to protect against, and a container that can be filled to a defined level. The space has to be justified some other way.

Wet pet food

The leaf this catalog serves worst. Wet food is retorted or canned and we hold no can, no retort pouch and no pressure-rated container.

So four of five are dry or liquid bulk

Which is what the shelf is: 20 tubs and pails, 10 jars, 9 bottles, and 12 of the 20 tubs and pails are pails.

The scale suits a producer rather than a shopper

21 of 37 containers are over a gallon. For a retail treat pouch this is the wrong shelf and for a bulk tub it is the right one.

And the case packs are approachable

Only 2 of 39 are full case only, and the smallest case pack is 8. That is the loosest position measured anywhere in this library.

References

The Davis Pack Supply catalog, measured 19 October 2026. 196 rows: 39 containers and 157 closures, and the largest-capacity shelf in this library. 950 to 18,927 mL with a median of 3,785, which is exactly one US gallon; all 37 containers with a capacity on file are over a quart, 21 are over a gallon and 5 are at five gallons. 32 HDPE and 7 PET, with no glass, polypropylene or metal. 22 white, 8 natural, 7 clear, 1 blue, 1 black. 20 tubs and pails, 10 jars, 9 bottles, and 12 of the 20 are pails. 9 plastic round pails, 5 PE wide mouth containers, 4 HDPE round tubs, 4 HDPE round tubs with handle, 4 plastic square grip containers, 3 HDPE single wall canisters, 2 tight head pails. 20 of the 39 have no neck finish recorded, which are the pails; 8 are at 110-400 and 5 at 120TT. Closures: 111 continuous thread polypropylene lids, 16 metal or aluminum CT caps, 10 dome lids, 7 plastic round pail lids, 6 round tub lids, 3 sealing discs. Liners: 46 heat induction seal, 22 F217, 22 No Liner, 21 unrecorded, 20 pressure sensitive, 10 foam, 8 Plastis standard, 8 PE foam.

The Davis Pack Supply catalog, measured 19 October 2026 as a snapshot. Of the 39 containers in this group, 27 are flagged available and 12 are not, 12 are quote only, and only 2 are full case only. Case packs run from 8 to 600 with a median of 60, which is the most approachable position measured anywhere in this library.

Written from 21 CFR 100.100 and from the catalog as it stood on 19 October 2026. That section concerns misleading containers and is not a pet food labeling guide: the guaranteed analysis, nutritional adequacy statement, feeding directions and ingredient definitions that govern a pet food label come from state feed laws and the AAFCO model regulations, which are not federal and are not described here. Our capacity field is the actual capacity of the container, which is one of the two terms in the regulation's own definition of slack-fill; the other is a property of your product.