Resin containers, typical examples of which are polypropylene (PP) bottles and polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles, are used to hold a variety of liquids, such as a beverage, a cosmetic product, a pharmaceutical product, a detergent, and a toiletry including shampoo, as the content liquids. Such a container is generally produced by blow molding a preform that has been formed by a thermoplastic resin material as mentioned above.
As an example of blow molding in which a pressurizing medium is supplied into a preform to mold the preform into a container of a shape conforming to an inner surface of a cavity of s blow molding mold, liquid blow molding in which a liquid is used as a pressurizing medium is known.
Further, as described in PTL1, for example, a containerBASSETERRE - Caribbean Community (CARICOM) leaders attending the 73rd Session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York met yesterday to assess the progress made in combating Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) in the region, and to recommit their support for innovative approaches for addressing the NCDs problem.

The breakfast meeting, which lasted close to an hour, also doubled as a celebratory event to mark the 11th year anniversary of the signing of the 2007 Port of Spain Declaration on NCDs signed by the Prime Ministers of CARICOM countries, which highlighted the gravity of the regional epidemic of these conditions on member states. The declaration called for a coordinated and strategic response by English-speaking Caribbean countries to control these diseases as well as the factors that put the population at