Plastic cup products comply with the *National Food Safety Standard for Plastic Materials and Articles Intended to Come into Contact with Food* (GB 48

When using plastic cups—especially disposable ones—it is important to consider safety risks related to chemical migration and physical performance.

No. 1 PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) Commonly found in mineral water bottles, carbonated beverage bottles, etc. It deforms easily when exposed to he

Paper cups are difficult to recycle due to their inner coating. In waste sorting systems, standard paper cups should be classified as non-recyclable w

As hygienic, convenient, and affordable everyday items, paper cups are highly popular among consumers. The market offers a dazzling array of paper cup

In modern life, microwave ovens and disposable paper cups are two common and widely used items. Microwave ovens have become standard fixtures in homes

An affordable paper cup that is convenient to carry and use, it is a common vessel for drinking water in many households and public places.

Paper cups are categorized into single-sided PE-coated and double-sided PE-coated cups.