PET cups
Clear rigid PET cups for water, soft drinks and ready-to-serve beverages.
PET cup 250 ml (8 oz)
PET cup 300 ml (10 oz)
PET cup 350 ml (12 oz)
PET cup 400 ml (14 oz)
PET cup 500 ml (16 oz)
PET cup 600 ml (20 oz)
PET cup 650 ml (22 oz)
PET cups — a supplied item from your plastic cup supplier in Turkey, shipped with your paper cups. 7 products in this range, from 250 ml to 650 ml. Dry offset printing in two colours as standard (up to four on request) with your brand, or plain. We supply vending operators, wholesalers, importers and foodservice distributors, ex-works Turkey. On PET cups the minimum is one full truck load.
Buyers who order these clear shells usually add board to the same container: custom paper cups for the hot side and paper cup lids for both. PET cold cups wholesale buyers order for iced coffee, bubble tea, smoothies and layered desserts — anywhere the drink itself is the display. Seven volumes climb from the 8 oz up to the 22 oz, every one of them drawn on a single 95 mm opening and a 55 mm base, so the complete range stacks in one dispenser and shuts with one family of closures. The material is polyethylene terephthalate, declared under HS 3924.10.
Seven transparent sizes on one shared opening
The 8 oz holds 250 ml at 80 mm tall, the 10 oz holds 300 ml at 90 mm, the 12 oz holds 350 ml at 110 mm, the 14 oz holds 400 ml at 123 mm and the 16 oz holds 500 ml at 138 mm. The two largest, 20 oz at 600 ml and 22 oz at 650 ml, keep that same opening and base while the wall continues upward; their exact height is confirmed on the offer.
Dessert counters and gelato shops work at the short end, 8 and 10 oz, where a broad 95 mm opening shows a layered build far better than a narrow shell would. Iced coffee sits around 12 and 14 oz. Bubble tea, slush and milkshake menus take 16, 20 and 22 oz, and one shared base means a single holder or car tray handles every article in the set.
Chilled service only, and why the wall stays clear
These cups belong to cold menus exclusively. PET holds both its shape and its optical clarity at refrigerated temperature, which is what makes it right for a drink with visible fruit, syrup layers or tapioca, but it is not supplied for anything poured hot — that part of the catalogue is board with a barrier film.
Closures come from the transparent items under lids, cut to that same 95 mm opening for every volume in the range, so a part ordered against one article seats on its neighbours just as well. What the drink needs above the roll is settled in writing before production, alongside the volumes and quantities on the order.
Ordering transparent cups for export
Two things decide the landed cost here: how deeply the shells nest in the carton and how many cartons the container takes. Packing counts and carton sizes for this range are confirmed against your order instead of published per article, because how many pieces a box takes depends on how deeply the shells nest. Give us the volumes and quantities under consideration and the packing detail arrives with the numbers.
Decoration on a transparent wall is treated as its own specification and confirmed on the quotation; a clear shell can equally be left bare so the drink stays the display, with the marque your customers recognise carried by the board items travelling in the same consignment. The route to a figure does not change: request, written offer, proforma invoice, bank transfer, production slot, dispatch under the term agreed for that order.
PET cold cups wholesale: tell us the quantity, we come back with a price
Pick the sizes you need and send them in one message — you get a quotation, not a list of questions.
PET cold cups wholesale orders start the same way: send the volumes, the quantities and the arrival port, and the offer comes back with packing detail, loading figures and lead time.
Frequently asked questions
What does PET mean on a cup?
PET is polyethylene terephthalate, the rigid transparent plastic used for every clear cold article in this section. It keeps its shape at chilled temperature and stays optically clear, which is why it is chosen wherever the drink has to be seen.
In the catalogue these items are declared under HS 3924.10, a different customs heading from the board goods, and that distinction matters when a broker prepares the entry.
Three headings can appear on a single consignment — 4823.69 for board, 3924.10 for the clear cups, 3923.50 for the flat transparent lids — so every line of the offer and the proforma carries its own code and your broker can prepare the entry before the goods sail. Printing on PET is dry offset in two colours as standard (up to four on request) and the wall stays clear. On PET cups the minimum order is one full truck load.
If you are comparing materials for a tender, tell us the drink and we set out which one fits and why.
What sizes do clear PET cups come in?
Seven of them: 250 ml at 8 oz, 300 ml at 10 oz, 350 ml at 12 oz, 400 ml at 14 oz, 500 ml at 16 oz, 600 ml at 20 oz and 650 ml at 22 oz.
Height climbs from 80 mm to 138 mm across the first five, while the opening stays at 95 mm and the base at 55 mm throughout, so every article in the range stacks in the same dispenser.
One opening for the whole range means one closure: the four transparent lid articles all sit on 95 mm, and the three shaped ones — dome with straw slot, closed dome, clip-on spout — pack 1000 pieces to a box. Piece counts per box on the cups themselves are not published in the catalogue and are confirmed in writing against your enquiry rather than estimated. On PET cups the minimum order is one full truck load.
Write the sizes and the destination country, and the quotation comes back with the delivery term plus the packing and loading figures.
Can PET cups be used for hot drinks?
No. Transparent PET is supplied for chilled service alone — iced coffee, juice, smoothies, cold desserts and bubble tea.
Anything poured hot belongs in the board ranges, where a lining of polyethylene on the inner face handles serving temperature. Where one counter needs both, the usual arrangement is board articles for espresso and filter beside clear ones for the cold menu, quoted together on a single offer.
For hot service we point you to the paper range instead — send your menu and we mark the right items.
Which PET size suits bubble tea or a milkshake?
Begin at the 16 oz, which fills to 500 ml and stands 138 mm tall — enough for ice, tapioca and a thick base without the drink reaching the roll. Larger portions continue with 600 ml at 20 oz and 650 ml at 22 oz on the identical 95 mm opening.
All three accept closures from the transparent range, so a shop can move between them without holding a second stock of parts.
For a bubble tea line the lid is half the decision: on 95 mm we list a dome with a straw slot, a closed dome and a clip-on drinking spout, all three packed 1000 pieces to a box. Print on PET is dry offset in two colours as standard (up to four on request) on a clear wall, the heading is 3924.10, and on PET cups the minimum order is one full truck load.
Tell us the portion size on your menu and we match the cup and the lid in one quotation.
How do PET and PP cups differ?
Our transparent cold range is PET throughout; PP is a different plastic and is not part of this catalogue.
The practical distinction is optical. PET walls stay glass-clear, which is exactly what a layered iced drink needs, while PP is normally specified where clarity is not the point. If your tender names PP, say so at enquiry stage so the reply answers the question you actually asked.
If the tender accepts PET, these are the figures it will ask for: heading 3924.10, a 95 mm opening and a 55 mm base across all seven volumes, dry offset print in two colours as standard (up to four on request), and a minimum order of one full truck load on the PET cups. What we do not make we say outright rather than offering a substitute under another name.
Say which one your buyer specified and we answer with the item that meets it, or say plainly that we do not make it.