Paper drinking straws GoDan Fluor MIX 6×197 mm pack of 24

GoDan Fluor MIX paper drinking straws are disposable, single-use straws with an inner diameter of 6 mm and a length of 197 mm, supplied in a pack of 24. Designed for cold beverages, cocktails and party drinks, these paper straws offer a biodegradable alternative to plastic while adding a bright, fluorescent multi-colour appearance. The construction is intended for short-term use with cold liquids and provides a simple, hygienic option for hospitality, events and home use.

Advantages

These paper straws combine a standard 6 mm inner diameter suitable for most beverages with a 197 mm length that fits tall glasses and cocktail vessels. The fluorescent mixed colours increase visibility and contribute to a coordinated table setting or themed event. Being made of paper, they are compostable under appropriate conditions and reduce reliance on single-use plastic straws. The pack of 24 offers a convenient quantity for small gatherings or foodservice outlets requiring single-use drink accessories.

Suitable for

• Cold drinks such as iced tea, soda and juice
• Cocktails, mocktails and mixed beverages
• Parties, events and hospitality service
• Takeaway and single-serve beverage service

Key specifications

• Inner diameter: 6 mm
• Length: 197 mm
• Material: paper (biodegradable)
• Colour: fluorescent mixed colours
• Quantity: 24 pieces per pack
• Intended use: single-use, for cold beverages

How to use

Remove a straw from the pack and insert it into the beverage container so the straw reaches the bottom of the glass or cup. Use the straw only with cold drinks; avoid hot liquids and prolonged immersion to prevent softening. After use, dispose of the straw in a composting or appropriate waste stream according to local regulations. For best performance, store the pack in a cool, dry place before opening.

Usage recommendations

For events and hospitality, keep an extra supply on hand to replace soiled or wet straws and to accommodate additional guests. When composting, follow local guidance to ensure proper biodegradation; if composting facilities are not available, dispose of used paper straws in general waste as recommended by local waste management.