Supplier of paper cups

 

The preferred option for both employees and vending managers is vending cupssuitable for vending machines. Find the DA cups at COVR. Find out more in our dedicated blog post: Which paper cup to use for vending machines?

The right cup for every occasion! Some cups are adapted for specific beverages. Find out more in our dedicated blog article: How to choose the capacity of a paper cup?

 

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Paper cups are always welcome. They're used at a wide range of events and in a variety of sectors. You'll find a few ideas in our blog post on the subject: When to buy paper cups?

 

 

Each cup has its own constraints. However, we don't recommend putting your paper cups in the microwave, as they may contain hazardous substances. Find out more in our blog article on the subject: Can I put a paper cup in the microwave?

The capacity of a paper cup varies from one to another. However, the most common capacity ranges from 10 cl to 65 cl. Find out more in our blog article dedicated to this subject: What is the capacity of a paper cup?

Covr offers a wide range of paper cups, including PE-lined cups, Kraft cups, plastic-free cups, vending cups... Find out more about our paper cups on the Covr website and in our dedicated blog article: Which supplier should I contact to buy paper cups?

 

Delivery is free on COVR products from a basket value of €69.90. We deliver anywhere in Europe.

5 things you need to know about paper cups

 

Material: The paper cups offered on our marketplace are made from cardboard, a natural, renewable and biodegradable material. However, to prevent leaks, a thin layer of polyethylene is applied to the inside of the cup. This layer makes the cup more resistant over the long term.

 

Capacity : Cardboard cups are available in a range of sizes to meet consumer needs. We offer a wide range of paper cups: 10-12 cl, 15 cl, 18-20 cl, 25 cl, 33 cl, 40 cl, 50 cl, 60 cl, 65 cl. These tumblers have a variety of uses, and are generally used for hot drinks such as coffee, tea and many other beverages. Also available on our site are 33 cl and 50 cl tumblers, which can also be used for cold drinks such as sodas and juices. It's important to choose the right size to avoid spills.

 

Resistance: Covr offers its customers paper cups that can withstand both heat and cold. Carton cups are commonly used to serve hot beverages such as coffee, tea and hot chocolate, as well as cold drinks such as juices, sodas, smoothies and shakes. These paper cups are made from cardboard that can withstand high temperatures without warping, making them an ideal choice for hot drinks. What's more, the thin layer of polyethylene inside the cup can provide an extra barrier to protect consumers' hands from burns. Similarly, paper cups can be used for cold drinks, as they offer insulation against condensation and can keep drinks cooler for longer. These paper cups are also available in different sizes to suit consumer needs, making them very practical for events and special occasions.

 

Uses : Paper cups are commonly used in fast-food outlets, cafés, businesses and events to serve hot and cold drinks. Paper cups can also be customized with logos, images or messages for events and special occasions. The aim is to make a lasting impression on the people attending your event, and to assert your brand image. These paper cups are often used at outdoor events, as they are lightweight and easy to transport.

 

Eco-friendly: Cardboard cups are made from renewable materials such as cardboard, making them biodegradable and compostable. When disposed of in compost, they decompose naturally, producing no waste that is harmful to the earth. They also enable companies to reduce their carbon footprint by favoring recyclable products. Our cardboard cups are recyclable and can be transformed into other paper and cardboard products. Cardboard cups are often recycled to produce toilet paper, tissues and other paper products, and are environmentally friendly as they do not produce waste that can take hundreds of years to decompose.

 

Why have paper cups become an indispensable choice for take-away drinks?

 

First of all, paper cups are very practical for takeaway drinks, as they are lightweight and easy to transport. They also come with lids to prevent spills and allow consumption on the move. This makes them an ideal option for people on the move, such as workers grabbing their coffee on the way to work, or students taking their favorite beverage on their daily commute.

Paper cups are hygienic because they're disposable and don't require washing, reducing the risk of spreading disease and bacteria. This makes them an ideal option for fast-food outlets and cafés, which can quickly serve takeaway drinks to their customers without compromising health safety.

Paper cups are a cost-effective option for takeaway drinks, as they are less expensive than reusable glasses and plastic cups. This enables businesses to reduce operating costs while offering a convenient, environmentally-friendly option to their customers.

Paper cups are versatile, as they can be used for a wide variety of to-go drinks, from hot beverages such as coffee, tea or hot chocolate, to cold drinks such as fruit juices, smoothies or sodas. This enables companies to offer their customers a wide variety of beverages without having to invest in different containers.

Paper cups can be recycled, compostable and biodegradable, making them more environmentally friendly than plastic cups. This enables companies to reduce their environmental impact by offering more sustainable options to their customers. It also responds to growing consumer demand for environmentally-friendly products, and helps to strengthen corporate brand image.

Legislation increasingly favors the use of paper cups because of their lower environmental impact compared to plastic cups. Many countries have introduced legislation to restrict or ban the use of single-use plastic cups, thus encouraging the use of paper cups. In Europe, for example, the European Commission has adopted a directive aimed at reducing the amount of plastic waste, which includes a ban on certain single-use plastic products, notably plastic cups. In France, the AGEC law aims to ban all plastic in cups from January 1, 202', in order to make them more environmentally friendly and reinforce the circular economy. The law will oblige establishments to use environmentally-friendly alternatives such as paper cups. In the USA, several cities have passed laws to ban or limit the use of single-use plastic cups, encouraging the use of paper cups. For example, the city of San Francisco has banned the use of single-use plastic cups in all catering establishments and public events since 2007, which has led to an increase in the use of paper cups.