Cups for cafés, restaurants and hotels
A full hot and cold range from one manufacturer, with only two paper lid diameters covering the whole menu and your brand printed on the wall. Manufactured in Turkey and shipped worldwide.
Cups for cafés, restaurants and hotels are a shelf problem before they are a cup problem: espresso, filter, latte, iced coffee and soft drinks each want a different cup, every cup wants its own lid, and the stockroom fills with sizes that almost fit each other. We supply the hot and cold range from one plant and, more usefully, we keep the lid count low: two paper lid diameters cover the whole paper menu and every clear PET lid we make shares one diameter.
Two lid diameters instead of five
On the paper side the 12 oz takes an 80 mm lid and the 14 and 16 oz share a 90 mm one, so a full menu runs on two lid lines rather than one per cup. On the clear side it is simpler still: every PET lid we make, flat or domed, is 95 mm, which means four lid items are interchangeable on the shelf. See the lids category for the full list.
Double wall where the customer holds it
Double wall is not decoration; it is the difference between a drink someone carries out and a drink someone puts down. The range runs 4, 7, 8, 14 and 16 oz — the 16 oz is the workhorse for latte and filter. Cases are 500 pieces at 8, 14 and 16 oz and 750 at 7 oz, which is a realistic order size for a single site rather than a pallet you have nowhere to keep. Single wall for the same sizes is in the hot cup category.
The cold half of the menu
Iced coffee and soft drinks run on the paper cold range at 12, 14 and 16 oz, in cases of 2,000 for the smallest and 1,000 for the larger two, and the same 80/90 mm lid logic applies. Where you want the drink to be visible, the clear PET range covers it with that single 95 mm lid diameter. Both are listed under cold cups.
Your cup, not a generic one
A branded cup leaves the building with the customer and does the advertising a window cannot. We print in flexo at production speed, so a printed cup costs close to a plain one once you are ordering by the case rather than the sleeve; see custom printed cups. Because production, printing and export sit in the same business, next year's reorder comes off the same reel and the same plates, and the documentation your own auditors ask for is already on file: certificates.
The workhorse assortment
Single-wall paper cup 350 ml (12 oz)
Double-wall paper cup 240 ml (8 oz)
Cold drink paper cup 350 ml (12 oz)
Clear PET cup 350 ml (12 oz)
Paper lid 80 mm (12 oz)
Hotels, buffets and catering lines
A breakfast buffet or a conference foyer is self-service: nobody stands there fitting sleeves or hunting for the right lid. That is why hotel purchasing tends to settle on the double wall body — no sleeve line to stock — and on the two paper lid diameters, so the same cover sits on whichever cup the station runs. For banqueting volumes the case counts above translate directly into pallet space, and every quotation states cups per case, gross weight and lead time so the cost per served drink is known before the season starts.
Wholesale supply for distributors
Most of what a café needs in a week, we ship by the pallet. Our minimum is 60 cartons per item, and in the 3,000-cup formats that is 180,000 cups — six months of stock for a shop selling 300 drinks a day, but a routine reorder for the company that supplies fifty such shops. On the clear PET range the minimum is one full truck. On the board items a partial load is also possible: collect the goods from our factory with your own vehicle or a forwarder you appoint, and we can supply 1 or 2 pallets as well — the unit price rises as the pallet count drops. This part of the page is written for the middle of that chain: wholesale paper cups for packaging distributors, foodservice wholesalers, importers and chains that buy centrally and hand out locally. If you are a single café, your quickest route is a local distributor — tell us your country and we will say whether one already carries our range.
What a paper cup distributor needs from a plant is not a catalogue but a loading plan: every quotation states cups per carton, cartons per pallet, cartons per 20' HQ and 40' HQ container, gross weight and lead time, so you can price the landed cost before you commit a single euro. Lids share diameters across the cup range, so one lid line covers several cup sizes and your warehouse carries fewer references, not more. The flexo unit is part of the line, up to six colours, so cups leave printed with your label — the café reorders your name, not a generic white cup any competitor also stocks — while plain white runs off the same line for the volume side. Hot cups, cold cups, PET, lids and ice cream cups combine in one container, the quotation shows how the mix fills the box, and approved artwork stays on file with the item number so a repeat order is a quantity conversation, not a new prepress job.
Choosing cups for cafés is stock planning as much as taste: the fewer lid diameters your cups for cafés and hotels share, the shorter the weekly count.
Which lid fits which cup
Paper cups with lids from one source: the table below pairs every paper cup we make with the lid that fits its rim, so a distributor can order cups and lids in one list. Paper lids are 80 and 90 mm; all clear PET lids share the 95 mm rim of our PET cups.
Cups for cafés, restaurants and hotels: how to order
Send your menu — sizes, monthly volume, printed or plain — and we will come back with the matching cups, lids, case counts and lead time: request a quote.