Iron cosmetic packaging refers to packaging materials made of iron for cosmetic products. It is known for its durability and elegance. Iron packaging is often used for high-end or luxury cosmetic brands to enhance the product's perceived value. It can come in various forms such as tins, tubes, or boxes.

Tinplate can packaging refers to the use of tinplate, a steel material, to create containers for beverages, food, and other products. It combines the durability of steel with the formability of tin, making it suitable for both storage and transportation. The process involves rolling, forming, and sealing to create the can. Tinplate cans are known for their protective environment against corrosion and are widely used in the beverage industry.

Canned goods packaged in iron refer to food products stored in containers made of iron. These containers are often coated with a non-reactive material to prevent corrosion. Iron cans are known for their durability and ability to protect food from light and oxygen, thus extending shelf life. They are commonly used for preserving meats, seafood, and some condiments.

A non-sterilized iron packaging box refers to a container made of iron that is not heat-treated to kill pests. It is commonly used for shipping goods, particularly those that do not require sterilization. These boxes are often used in the agricultural sector for transporting grains and other food products. The term 'non-sterilized' indicates that the box has not undergone a process to eliminate pests, which is important for maintaining the quality and safety of the contents during transportation.