Organic PLA Clear Cup 350ml (12oz), Ø 95mm
PLA smoothie, shake, fruit, yoghurt cups
- Material: PLA crystal clear
- Capacity: 350ml (12oz)
- Calibration mark: 0.3 l
- Top diameter: 95 mm
- Height: 11cm
- food safe
- Neutral in taste and smell
- Recommended temperature range: -10 °C to +40°C
- packed in 50 pieces/bag
- made in Europe
- sustainable, biodegradable and compostable
- recyclable
- Available from 10,000 pieces at reasonable prices with your logo/own motif. Please ask!
Plant-based organic PLA cups:
Our organic PLA cups are bio-based and consist from " P oly L actid A cid" - polylactic acid. This is obtained from starch, based e.g. B. on sugar cane, corn, potatoes, wheat. The PLA cups are biodegradable and can be recycled. They represent an alternative to the traditional production of petroleum-based plastic disposable cups.
The PLA cups are just as versatile as conventional drinking cups. PLA is transparent and very suitable for transport due to its low weight. Of course, they are food-safe and tasteless. The PLA cups are manufactured in Europe according to all European and American standards for compostable polymer plastics.
The cups are available in four different sizes: 0.25L (250ml), 0.3L (300ml), 0.4L (400ml) and 0.5L (500ml). secure There is also something for you from our range of different sizes! Make your selection!
Application:
Our PLA cups are ideal for serving many cold drinks such as soft drinks, fruit juices, fruit drinks, soft drinks, lemonades, nectars, water, beer, wine, sparkling wine, smoothies, shakes, iced coffees, cocktails, iced chocolate and much more. at parties, in event catering and other celebrations. They can also be used very well for packaging and filling fresh salads, fruit salads, yoghurt, muesli and quark products, ice cream and much more .
You can also benefit from the cups as promotional items. Score points for your company with your personalized mug! Customize your cups with your own logo or motif!
Note on disposal: The PLA cups are after a few weeks completely biodegradable within an industrial composting plant in accordance with DIN13432. However, due to the small amount of bioplastics in this country, disposal with residual waste or recycling is currently recommended