World Centric Fiber Cups, 4 oz, 2.9" Diameter, Paper, 1,000/Carton

Fiber Cups, 4 oz, 2.9" Diameter, Paper, 1,000/Carton

These 4 oz fiber cups are small paper food cups for hot or cold items such as sauces, dips, and snacks. They fit restaurant, cafe, and food truck service where buyers want a soak-proof cup made from unbleached plant fiber with no wax or plastic lining. This carton packs 1,000 natural-color cups, each with a 2.9 inch diameter.

Good Fit For

• Restaurants portioning sauces, dips, or sides
• Cafes serving small snacks or condiments
• Food trucks that need compact disposable portion cups

Key Features

• 4 oz capacity works well for portioned sauces, dips, sides, and sample servings
• Made from unbleached plant fiber for buyers seeking a renewable material option
• Soak-proof construction helps handle hot or cold food items with less mess
• No wax or plastic lining, with no added PFAS
• Freezer safe and microwave safe for added kitchen flexibility
• Commercially compostable and BPI Certified Compostable

Applications and Usage

• Serving dipping sauces with takeout orders
• Portioning condiments at quick-service counters
• Holding small snack servings
• Using for hot or cold food items
• Staging freezer-safe portions before service

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: 1,000/Carton.
• Material: Plastic.
• Commercial compostability applies in a commercial composting facility
• This cup has no hinged lid and no vented design
• Dishwasher safe use is not supported

FAQ

• Can these cups be used for hot and cold foods? Yes. These fiber cups are suitable for both hot and cold food items.
• What kinds of foods are these 4 oz cups good for? The 4 oz size works well for sauces, dips, condiments, and small snack portions.
• Are these cups lined with wax or plastic? No. These cups have no wax or plastic lining.
• Can these cups go in the freezer or microwave? Yes. These cups are freezer safe and microwave safe.
• Are these cups compostable? Yes. These cups are commercially compostable and are noted as composting in 2 to 4 months in a commercial composting facility.

From World Centric.