CR-Certified Snus Cans ISO 8317

PP Plastic Snus Can — Child-Resistant

CR-certified with ISO 8317 lab reports on every batch. Cleared customs in 30+ countries without rejection.

Compatible With

ZYN Pablo Velo White Fox Killa

Compatibility refers to dimensional fit with the standard Ø70 mm can format and does not imply endorsement by these brands.

Material Food-grade PP (polypropylene)
Dimensions Ø70 mm × 20 mm H
Weight ~13g per can
Structure Push-and-turn child-resistant closure (base + collar + lid)
CR Standard ISO 8317 + 16 CFR 1700.20
Closure Push-and-turn CR cap; optional silicone gasket

Reference EXW Price Range

$0.097 – $0.112 / pc

MOQ 10,000 pcs

Prices are EXW factory for plain, undecorated cans. Final quote depends on volume, decoration, CR certification, and Incoterms.

Samples from 5–10 units, shipped in 7–10 days

Free samples. You cover shipping.

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Product Details

A child-resistant PP snus can independently tested to ISO 8317 and 16 CFR 1700.20 standards. The three-layer closure mechanism (base + collar + lid) prevents access by children under 5 while remaining easy for adults to open. Third-party lab report shipped with every batch. The standard child-resistant (CR) can has a single-cavity design and does not include an integrated used-pouch compartment (catch lid). For this platform, the CR mechanism and used-pouch storage are kept as separate design considerations: our product specifications note that combining a child-resistant mechanism with a separate used-pouch compartment can create reliability and certification conflicts, so the two are kept apart. This is a platform-specific design choice, not a rule that all child-resistant packaging excludes used-pouch storage.

White child-resistant snus can with push-and-turn lid open, studio shot
White child-resistant snus can held open in hand, locking-tab rim visible

Why Brands Choose This Can

  • Independently tested to ISO 8317:2015 by an IEC 17025-accredited laboratory (Confirmation of Conformity No. STE10232501) for this child-resistant can format.
  • ISO 8317 certificate and test documentation are provided with every order, so you have the paperwork your retailer or customs broker asks for.
  • Same 10,000-piece MOQ as our standard snap-lid can — child resistance does not force a larger first order.
  • Food-grade PP with FDA food-contact compliance, plus EU 10/2011 and REACH material documentation available on request.
  • Push-and-turn closure that adults open intuitively while resisting access by children under 5.

Is This the Right Can for You?

Best fit for

  • • Brands entering regulated markets (US, EU, Canada, UAE/GCC) where child-resistant packaging is required for nicotine products.
  • • Brands that need third-party child-resistant test documentation for retailer or customs review.
  • • Programs that want child-resistant compliance without a higher MOQ than standard cans.

Usually not for

  • • Markets that do not require child resistance and where consumers want an integrated used-pouch compartment — consider the Snap-On Lid or Flip-Top formats.
  • • Brands that need a transparent or clear can body — the child-resistant can is not available in transparent.

Typical Launch Scenarios

UAE nicotine pouch brand evaluating CR packaging for launch

A UAE-based nicotine pouch brand evaluated MANKE’s child-resistant cans for a production launch scaling toward 3.6M pcs per year. Their requirements centered on ISO 8317 child-resistant test reports provided per batch and clear EXW/FOB Incoterms — the same documentation package MANKE provides for CR orders.

Canadian brand requiring CR compliance documentation

A Canadian oral pouch brand required an ISO 8317 certificate with per-batch test reports and an FDA food-contact declaration for a program scaling from pilot toward 1.5M pcs per month, with bilingual English/French labeling considered for Canadian retail.

Engineering & Compliance Evidence

Material compliance Food-grade PP resin, FDA 21 CFR 177.1520 food-contact compliant; migration testing available on request.
Structure Push-and-turn child-resistant closure (base + collar + lid); single-cavity body with no integrated used-pouch compartment.

How It Compares

vs. Snap-On Lid

View Snap-On Lid →

THIS CAN WINS ON

  • ISO 8317 push-and-turn child-resistant closure
  • Accepted for US/EU/Canada regulated retail
  • Single-cavity CR format

SNAP-ON LID WINS ON

  • Integrated used-pouch compartment (catch lid)
  • Taller Ø70 × 25 mm format
  • Simpler non-CR closure

Verdict: Choose the CR can when child-resistant packaging is required for your market (US/EU/Canada regulated retail). Choose Snap-On Lid when an integrated used-pouch compartment matters and child resistance is not required.

vs. Flip-Top

View Flip-Top →

THIS CAN WINS ON

  • ISO 8317 push-and-turn child-resistant closure
  • Accepted for US/EU/Canada regulated retail
  • Single-cavity CR format

FLIP-TOP WINS ON

  • Integrated used-pouch compartment (catch lid)
  • True one-handed opening
  • Simpler non-CR closure

Verdict: Choose the CR can when child-resistant packaging is required for your market. Choose Flip-Top when one-handed opening and an integrated used-pouch compartment matter and child resistance is not required.

Full Specifications

Material Food-grade PP (polypropylene)
Dimensions Ø70 mm × 20 mm H
Weight ~13g per can
Structure Push-and-turn child-resistant closure (base + collar + lid)
CR Standard ISO 8317 + 16 CFR 1700.20
Closure Push-and-turn CR cap; optional silicone gasket
Color Options All-black, all-white standard; custom Pantone from 20,000 pcs (transparent body not available); gloss or matte finish
MOQ 10,000 pcs
Sample Lead Time 7–10 working days
Carton Quantity Lid ~1,500 pcs/ctn + base ~1,000 pcs/ctn (two carton types, packed separately by default)
Carton Dimensions Lid carton ~78 × 41 × 24.5 cm; base carton ~72 × 37 × 40 cm (±1 cm batch variance)
Gross Weight per Carton ~9.2 kg (lid) / ~12.8 kg (base)
40HQ Loading ~430,000 sets (separated, no pallet), based on past shipment records; ~173,000 sets per 20GP
Packing Method Lid and base packed separately by default; assembled packing optional. Final loading confirmed by actual packing list.

Manufactured by MANKE

  • Manufactured in Shenzhen, China
  • Specialized in PP packaging solutions
  • Export experience to North America, Europe and Middle East markets

Production & Export Experience

Based on actual packing records

CR cans ship with lid and base in separate cartons by default — a requirement of the child-resistant format, with no split-packing surcharge. The September 2026 factory packing list below is an actual production record for the child-resistant format.

Product PP child-resistant cans (lid + base, packed separately)
Shipment date September 2026
Quantity 300,000 sets
Packing 500 cartons
Volume 47.55 CBM
Gross weight 5,520 kg
Container Separated lid + base cartons (CR default)
Export classification HS 3923100090

For full-container programs, historical shipment records indicate approximately 173,000 sets per 20GP and 430,000 sets per 40HQ in the separated configuration.

Loading figures are based on past shipment records; final loading is confirmed by the actual packing list.

Real-World Use Cases

  • Evaluated by a UAE nicotine pouch brand for a launch program scaling toward 3.6M pcs per year, with ISO 8317 child-resistant test reports required per batch.
  • Evaluated by a Canadian oral pouch brand that required ISO 8317 certification and FDA food-contact documentation for a program scaling toward 1.5M pcs per month.

Need Customization?

We can adjust dimensions, add decoration, or develop a completely custom mold based on this design.

Certifications

  • ISO 8317
  • 16 CFR 1700.20
  • Food-Grade PP
  • FDA Food-Contact Compliant

FAQ

What does CR-certified mean?
CR (Child-Resistant) certification means the packaging has been tested by an independent lab to ISO 8317 and/or 16 CFR 1700.20 standards. It must be difficult for children under 5 to open, yet accessible to adults. Every CR-certified can we ship includes the matching test report.
Do you provide CR test reports for customs clearance?
Yes. CR certification documentation is bundled with every shipment at no extra charge. Reports include lab name, test date, batch number, and conformance statement. Notarized translations for EU and UK customs are available upon request.
How does the three-layer closure work?
The closure consists of a base, collar, and lid. Opening requires a coordinated push-and-turn motion that most children under 5 cannot perform. Adults find it intuitive after one or two uses.
Can I start with non-CR and upgrade later?
Absolutely. Many brands start with standard cans for market testing, then switch to CR variants for US or EU retail expansion. Because we control mold design in-house, the upgrade path is seamless.
Which markets require CR packaging?
The United States (16 CFR 1700.20), Canada (SOR/2001-269), and the European Union (TPD Article 20) all require child-resistant packaging for nicotine-containing products. We provide conformance documentation for all three markets.
What is the lead time for CR sampling?
Stock CR can samples ship within 7–10 working days. Custom-color CR samples take 10–15 working days because they require a small pigment-adjustment run. All samples include the matching CR closure.
Does the standard child-resistant can include a used-pouch compartment (catch lid)?
No. The standard CR can has a single-cavity design without an integrated used-pouch compartment. For this platform, child-resistant closure design and used-pouch storage are separate design considerations. Our product specifications note that combining them can create reliability and certification conflicts. This is a product-specific design choice, not a general rule for all child-resistant packaging. If you need an integrated used-pouch compartment and child resistance is not required for your application, consider the Snap-On Lid or Flip-Top formats.
Should I choose a child-resistant can or a can with a used-pouch compartment?
Child resistance and integrated used-pouch storage serve different purposes, and no single MANKE can offers both — the Snap-On Lid and Flip-Top formats include an integrated used-pouch compartment and are not child-resistant. Consider your target market’s applicable packaging requirements and how your consumers will handle used pouches. If child-resistant packaging is required for your product, plan for a child-resistant format and arrange used-pouch handling separately; if an integrated used-pouch compartment is a priority and child resistance is not required for your application, consider the Snap-On Lid or Flip-Top formats. Neither format is a universal upgrade over the other — the right choice depends on your product and intended use.

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