Drinking cup lid sugar cane, white - 8cm (1000 pcs.)
Item no.:
9026-6
€86.99*
Content:
1000 Piece
(€0.09 / 1 Piece)
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Product information "Drinking cup lid sugar cane, white - 8cm (1000 pcs.)"
Diameter (cm): 8,0
Material: sugar cane (Bagasse)
Color: white
Features: heat resistant up to 90°C, 100% compostable, suitable for refrigerator and microwave
Fitting cups: 9026-1, 9026-2, 10854
Material: sugar cane (Bagasse)
Color: white
Features: heat resistant up to 90°C, 100% compostable, suitable for refrigerator and microwave
Fitting cups: 9026-1, 9026-2, 10854
These coffee cups and lids are manufactured from bagasse - a by-product of sugar extraction from sugar cane. Therefore, the products are 100% organic, as well as compostable and form a sustainable alternative to conventional cardboard or plastic cups. The environmentally friendly material is suitable for hot drinks with a temperature of up to 90°C. If this is observed, the coffee to go cups and lids are also suitable for the microwave.
The 0,2l cups have a rim diameter of 8cm and the larger 0,3l cups have a diameter of 9cm.
The 0,2l cups have a rim diameter of 8cm and the larger 0,3l cups have a diameter of 9cm.
These sustainable drinking cup lids come in a pack of 1000. They feature a drinking spout, as well as a diameter of 8cm, and are compatible with the 0,2l cups order no. 9026-1 and 9026-2.
The white coffee lids are made of sugar cane fibers, generated as a by-product of sugar extraction and called 'bagasse'. Bagasse is a 100% organic material and can be fully composted. So the sugar cane lids are far more sustainable than their plastic equivalents because they are produced from renewable resources.
The white coffee lids are made of sugar cane fibers, generated as a by-product of sugar extraction and called 'bagasse'. Bagasse is a 100% organic material and can be fully composted. So the sugar cane lids are far more sustainable than their plastic equivalents because they are produced from renewable resources.
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