Choose a powder scoop by the dose you want (checked with your own powder), a handle long enough to reach the bottom of the jar but short enough to fit under the lid, and a size that fits through the jar mouth. Buying jar, cap and scoop from one manufacturer ensures they fit together.
A measuring scoop inside the jar lets your customer take the right dose every time. For protein powders, nutraceuticals, ORS and veterinary supplements, it is a small part that makes a big difference to the user.
Our scoop and spoon range
- Plastic measuring spoon for doses of powders and granules
- Plastic scoop spoon for general powder jars
- Plastic spoon for protein powder, sized for sports nutrition jars
See the measuring spoons page for photos and details.
How to choose a scoop
- Dose: decide the dose by weight (for example one serving), then check it with your own powder, because the same scoop holds different weights of light and dense powders.
- Handle length: the scoop must reach the bottom of the jar but still fit under the closed lid.
- Jar fit: check that the scoop fits through the jar mouth and does not block the induction seal.
- Clean supply: scoops that touch food or medicine should be made from suitable virgin material and packed clean.
Scoop and jar from one supplier
Buying jar, cap and scoop together from one manufacturer makes sure everything fits. We make round jars, square jars, caps and scoops at our plants in Gujarat. Read the protein powder jar guide for more on choosing a jar and scoop.
Frequently asked questions
Do you supply scoops with powder jars?
Yes. Modern Plaspack makes measuring spoons and scoops alongside round and square powder jars.
How much powder does a scoop hold?
It depends on the powder density; check the weight with your own product.
