paper cup for cold beverage

A 32oz cold cup is the shared-size format that fountain, iced tea and slush programmes build around, and it is the size where a single layer of PE stops being enough. Condensation sits against the board for hours, so the cup is specified with double PE coating — film inside and out. KaiLai's SW-32oz measures 105mm top, 71mm base and 179mm high, on 210-320GSM food-grade white, kraft or bamboo paper, printed flexo or offset up to 7 colours. Cases run 50pcs × 20 bags at 54 × 44 × 64cm, 447 cartons to a 40HQ. The same line runs 2.5oz to 50oz. MOQ 50,000pcs, certified SGS, ISO9001, ISO22000, BRC, FSC, LFGB and BSCI.

An 8oz cold cup is the water-and-soft-drink size: small enough that a customer finishes it before the ice melts, large enough to sell at a margin. KaiLai's SW-8oz is built at 80mm top, 56mm base and 90mm high on 210-320GSM food-grade white, kraft or bamboo paper with PE, PLA or PBS coating, printed flexo or offset up to 7 colours. Cases run 50pcs × 20 bags at 40.5 × 33 × 42cm, 1,211 cartons to a 40HQ — one of the highest carton counts in the cold ladder, which is what keeps the landed cost per cup low. The same tooling runs 2.5oz to 50oz. MOQ 50,000pcs; certified SGS, ISO9001, ISO22000, BRC, FSC, LFGB and BSCI.