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Hot Cups and Lids

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Frequently Asked Questions

Hot Cups and Lids

  • What is the liner on the inside of the cup made out of?

    Hot cups have a protective liner on the inside in order to keep the cup from leaking. It also keeps the paper on the outside from getting soggy. Compostable hot cups use a bio-polymer liner, most likely PLA or PBAT. Recyclable cups use a PET liner.

  • Category Summary

    Welcome to our Paper Hot Cups and Lids product category!

    Paper hot cups and lids are a convenient and cost-effective solution for serving hot beverages in a variety of settings, including coffee shops, cafes, catering events, and more. These products are designed to hold hot beverages, such as coffee, tea, and hot chocolate, and are made from paper, a renewable resource that can be recycled or composted after use.

    The history of the paper hot cup can be traced back to the early 20th century, when disposable cups were first introduced as a hygienic alternative to reusable cups. Prior to this, people would often share cups or use a communal cup in public places, leading to the spread of germs and disease. The invention of the disposable cup revolutionized the way that hot beverages were served, making it possible to serve individual cups of hot drinks without the risk of cross-contamination.

    Today, paper hot cups and lids are a popular choice for food service professionals around the world. They are convenient and hygienic, eliminating the need for washing and sanitizing cups after each use. They are also cost-effective, as they are generally less expensive than other materials.

    One of the key benefits of paper hot cups and lids is their insulation. These products are designed to keep hot beverages at the right temperature, making them a good choice for serving hot drinks. They are also designed to prevent spills and leaks, thanks to their secure closure and leak-proof design.

    In addition to their practical benefits, paper hot cups and lids are also attractive and appealing to customers. They are available in a range of sizes, styles, and designs, making it easy to find the perfect cup for any occasion.

  • Are the hot cups and lids recyclable?

    It depends, some hot cups and lids are recyclable, and some are compostable. Check the material of the product for more information.

  • Are the hot cups and lids compostable?

    It depends, some hot cups and lids are compostable, and some are recyclable. Check the material of the product for more information.

  • How can I tell if the cups and/or lids are eco-friendly?

    Each product has its compostable or recyclable designation on its individual product page. You can find this info under the "At a Glance" section, or the "Key Features" section of the product pages.

  • What are the hot cups and lids made out of?

    Hot cups are made from various types of paper. In some cases, cups are made from regular tree paper. This is the most common type of paper cup and they are certified FSC safe. Some cups are made from Tree-Free paper. This means they are made from a different raw material that is more renewable, like bamboo paper or sugarcane paper. This information will be listed on the product pages.

  • Are hot cups and lids safe to use for hot beverages?

    Yes, paper hot cups and lids are safe to use for hot beverages as long as they are made from food-grade materials.

  • Can paper hot cups and lids be used in the microwave?

    It depends on the manufacturer’s guidelines. Some paper hot cups and lids may be safe to use in the microwave, but it is best to check with the manufacturer to be sure. We recommend not putting the lid in the microwave, because if it’s a compostable lid it may deform, depending how long it’s in there.

  • Do cups come with coffee sleeves or some other protective sleeve?

    Cups do not come with coffee sleeves but you can purchase them separately. The matching coffee sleeves can be found in the Related Products section at the bottom of the product page.

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Showing 1–20 of 39 results

Frequently Asked Questions

Hot Cups and Lids

  • What is the liner on the inside of the cup made out of?

    Hot cups have a protective liner on the inside in order to keep the cup from leaking. It also keeps the paper on the outside from getting soggy. Compostable hot cups use a bio-polymer liner, most likely PLA or PBAT. Recyclable cups use a PET liner.

  • Category Summary

    Welcome to our Paper Hot Cups and Lids product category!

    Paper hot cups and lids are a convenient and cost-effective solution for serving hot beverages in a variety of settings, including coffee shops, cafes, catering events, and more. These products are designed to hold hot beverages, such as coffee, tea, and hot chocolate, and are made from paper, a renewable resource that can be recycled or composted after use.

    The history of the paper hot cup can be traced back to the early 20th century, when disposable cups were first introduced as a hygienic alternative to reusable cups. Prior to this, people would often share cups or use a communal cup in public places, leading to the spread of germs and disease. The invention of the disposable cup revolutionized the way that hot beverages were served, making it possible to serve individual cups of hot drinks without the risk of cross-contamination.

    Today, paper hot cups and lids are a popular choice for food service professionals around the world. They are convenient and hygienic, eliminating the need for washing and sanitizing cups after each use. They are also cost-effective, as they are generally less expensive than other materials.

    One of the key benefits of paper hot cups and lids is their insulation. These products are designed to keep hot beverages at the right temperature, making them a good choice for serving hot drinks. They are also designed to prevent spills and leaks, thanks to their secure closure and leak-proof design.

    In addition to their practical benefits, paper hot cups and lids are also attractive and appealing to customers. They are available in a range of sizes, styles, and designs, making it easy to find the perfect cup for any occasion.

  • Are the hot cups and lids recyclable?

    It depends, some hot cups and lids are recyclable, and some are compostable. Check the material of the product for more information.

  • Are the hot cups and lids compostable?

    It depends, some hot cups and lids are compostable, and some are recyclable. Check the material of the product for more information.

  • How can I tell if the cups and/or lids are eco-friendly?

    Each product has its compostable or recyclable designation on its individual product page. You can find this info under the "At a Glance" section, or the "Key Features" section of the product pages.

  • What are the hot cups and lids made out of?

    Hot cups are made from various types of paper. In some cases, cups are made from regular tree paper. This is the most common type of paper cup and they are certified FSC safe. Some cups are made from Tree-Free paper. This means they are made from a different raw material that is more renewable, like bamboo paper or sugarcane paper. This information will be listed on the product pages.

  • Are hot cups and lids safe to use for hot beverages?

    Yes, paper hot cups and lids are safe to use for hot beverages as long as they are made from food-grade materials.

  • Can paper hot cups and lids be used in the microwave?

    It depends on the manufacturer’s guidelines. Some paper hot cups and lids may be safe to use in the microwave, but it is best to check with the manufacturer to be sure. We recommend not putting the lid in the microwave, because if it’s a compostable lid it may deform, depending how long it’s in there.

  • Do cups come with coffee sleeves or some other protective sleeve?

    Cups do not come with coffee sleeves but you can purchase them separately. The matching coffee sleeves can be found in the Related Products section at the bottom of the product page.