New Containers for Holiday Gift Baskets
November 30th, 2006 at 11:07am Lorie Obernauer
Are you looking for an inexpensive container to use for your holiday designs? Check out these metallic pots and dishes from Syndicate Sales, one of the largest manufacturers in the country of containers for retail florists.
Reflections,a line of lightweight, stable, plastic containers are a perfect choice for your holiday gift baskets. 
Bright, shiny gold and silver pots and dishes are damage resistant for safe shipping. These affordable containers can be put to use after your gourmet treats have been enjoyed. Let your customers know they can drop a poinsettia into the attractive tapered pot once they’ve finished the tasty treats that you sent, or use the attractive design dishes 
for a holiday centerpiece.
Go to Apex Gift Foods to see these versatile metallic containers. Call Apex, at 800-348-2369, to get a brochure showing the full line of Reflections metallic containers.
Entry Filed under: Basket Enhancements, Gift Basket Supplies, New Products & Trends
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1. Gift Basket Business | December 4th, 2006 at 12:10 pm
Holiday designs aren’t the only creations that profit from using these containers.
Every occasion benefits from such vessels. They’re perfect for birthday, thank you, and other events when you’re looking for a non-basket item.
My New Year’s design, created with a metallic bucket, was shown on the Food Network and was a very-popular gift. The same is true for a gift packaged in a silver tray. That’s two reasons why these containers are great for every occasion imaginable.
2. Flora Morris Brown | December 12th, 2006 at 3:49 pm
Thanks for suggesting these unique containers. Once gift basket designers build up a regular client base, we must reach beyond the traditional basket in order to please and surprise our clients with new and appealing containers.
Although baskets will never go away as a reliable gift basket container, offering an array of unique containers will keep our businesses trendy and profitable.
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