Papstar disposable cup 88618 120 ml Sugarcane White 200 pcs

The Papstar disposable cup 88618 is a white, single-use cup made from sugarcane fiber with a capacity of 120 ml. Designed for disposable service, it combines a compact size with a smooth rim and an environmentally conscious material choice. The cup measures approximately 7.5 cm in diameter and 105 mm in height and is supplied in a pack of 200 pieces for convenient use at events, meetings and catering situations.

Advantages

These sugarcane cups provide a biodegradable alternative to conventional plastic disposables while maintaining the stiffness and liquid resistance required for hot and cold beverages. The neutral white appearance fits a wide range of table settings and event styles. Supplied in a bulk pack, they reduce the need for frequent restocking and simplify logistics for short-term service needs.

Suitable for

• Serving coffee, tea or other hot beverages in small portions
• Providing cold drinks, juices or samples at events and tastings
• Catering services, office kitchenettes and conference breaks
• Outdoor gatherings and single-use hospitality scenarios

Key specifications

• Material: sugarcane fiber (bagasse)
• Capacity: 120 ml
• Color: white
• Diameter (approx.): 7.5 cm
• Height (approx.): 105 mm
• Pack quantity: 200 pieces

How to use

Use the cups as you would any disposable beverage cup. Place on a flat surface or in a cup holder, fill with the desired hot or cold beverage up to the recommended fill level to avoid spillage, and dispose of after single use. For hot liquids, allow brief cooling time if necessary and handle by the rim or use a sleeve when serving very hot drinks. Do not attempt to reuse the cup for prolonged storage of liquids.

Usage recommendations

Store the cups in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight. For best liquid resistance with very hot beverages, avoid filling to the brim and serve on a stable surface. Dispose of used cups in appropriate waste streams; where available, choose industrial composting facilities for biodegradable materials made from sugarcane fiber.