Disposable Cups

These disposable cups are manufactured for commercial food service use, with a standard capacity range of 8 oz to 20 oz and wall thicknesses between 0.25 mm and 0.45 mm, depending on size. The material is polypropylene with a PE-lined interior, providing resistance to both hot and cold liquids without deformation. The cups are designed with a ribbed exterior for grip and a rolled rim to reduce spillage during handling.

The base material is sourced from food-grade polypropylene compliant with FDA 21 CFR 177.1520, and the inner lining is low-density polyethylene certified for direct food contact. While the listing states the cups are eco-friendly, no biodegradable or compostable certification is confirmed; the material is recyclable in facilities accepting #5 plastics. Typical industry alternatives include PLA-lined paper cups, but these polypropylene cups offer higher thermal stability and reusability in industrial washing systems.

Primary buyers include cafeterias, food trucks, event caterers, and hospital food services in North America. The cups are packed in bulk cartons of 500 units, with inner polybagging to prevent dust contamination. Trade terms are not specified in the source, but standard practice for U.S.-based suppliers includes FOB port of shipment and minimum order quantities typically starting at 5,000 units. Lead times are generally 2 to 4 weeks after order confirmation.

GFG Bag Manufacturer is a U.S.-based supplier specializing in single-use food packaging, with a focus on polypropylene and polyethylene products. The listing confirms the company is verified as an importer and holds harbor-tier trust status, indicating active trade history and compliance with U.S. import regulations. No information is provided about factory location, production capacity, or years in operation.

The supplier has no recorded response rate or average response time, suggesting limited or no direct communication channels are active on the platform. There is no evidence of certifications, client lists, or quality audits being shared. Buyers should treat this supplier as a distributor or reseller rather than a manufacturer, given the lack of production-specific details in the profile.