Compostable 10 Oz Blue Single Wall Paper Cup Aqueous Lined Insulated Custom

Product Specification

Advantage:

• No PE

• No PLA

• No plastic aqueous lined

• No need for specialist recycling to remove the plastic

• No need for composting to break down PLA

• Without using plastics & harmful fluorochemicals.

• The paper cup simple recycle with your general paper waste locally.

• Can bear up to 200℃. Serve black coffee at 100℃, with no leakage for 48 hours.

• The shelf life is 15 months under normal dry environment, and the warehouse temperarure is below 50℃.

Description:

Eco-friendly water-based barrier coating food packaging solution for aqueous lined coffee paper cup

Specifications:

1) Material : 190g~320g premium virgin wooden pulp paper with AQ can be chosen.

 All virgin wooden pulp paper is 100% food grade, pass FSC & DIN.

2) Sizes : 2.5 oz/4 oz/6 oz/7 oz/7.5 oz/8 oz/9 oz/10 oz/12 oz/16 oz/20 oz/22 oz

3) Usage : hot coffee/hot tea/hot water/hot chocolate/hot juice etc.

4) Print : Flexo printing 1-7 colors are available, your logo can be printed on paper cup, can use HD printing and paper cup bottom printing.

5) Packaging : Inner package is PE bag or PP bag with heat sealing or Paper bag per sleeve, outer package is corrugated case with 3~5 layer.

6)Packing method : 50pcs/sleeve*40sleeves per case, 2,000pcs per case

                                   50pcs/sleeve*20sleeves per case, 1,000pcs per case

7) Guarantee with stable quality and good after sale service.

8) Order quantity : Sample order, small quantities order, big orders are all acceptable.

9) Lead time : 3-30 Days after received your deposit and confirm details.

FAQ

Q1. What kind of paper cup should we choose?

A: Paper cups require a thin coating to prevent any liquid it’s holding from seeping through the paper.

Conventional disposable paper cups are lined with plastic and take hundreds of years to degrade. Most eco-friendly paper cups on the market are lined with a bio-based coating which is still technically a plastic coating. Aqueous lining paper cups are lined with an environmentally-friendly coating that excels in recyclability and compostability. Furthermore, the high quality paper used to create our paper cups is sourced from sustainably managed forestry which together make them a sustainable choice for takeaway foods and drinks.

Q2. What are the regulations for PE?

A: Unfortunately, PE coated paper cups and containers are going to be phased out due to the regulations in some countries. HongKong starts to ban all the single used plastics in restaurants and in Netherlands and France, it’s basically the same. This is all because of the environment concerns of PE. PE alternatives are the future of the food packaging. So make sure you’ve checked the local regulations on packaging for your bands.

Q3. What are the regulations for PLA?

A:The framework and directives of the European Union promote the reduction of single-use plastics and a circular economy. The Packaging and Packaging Waste Directive encourages the reduction of packaging waste and the use of recyclable and compostable materials, applicable to PLA products. In the United States, regulation on PLA is primarily handled by state and local governments, with California having specific labeling requirements for PLA to prevent consumer confusion and ensure proper handling of PLA products.

Q4. What are the components of aqueous lining?

A: The main solvent of aqueous lining is water, and the lining forms a barrier to protect paper from moisture and grease, making it ideal for food packaging, including hot and cold beverage paper cups. This aqueous lining is derived from renewable resources, making it very environmentally friendly.

Q5. What are the selling points of aqueous lined coffee paper cup?

A: ①Easily recycled

    ②Suitable for hot and cold drinks, ice cream etc.

    ③Home compostable

    ④Made in China

    ⑤Custom printed

    ⑥Available in various shapes and sizes

    ⑦Certified to EU standards

    ⑧Made from high quality paper sourced from sustainably managed forestry