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16 Oz Cups With Lids - China Manufacturer

I’m a China-based manufacturer delivering reliable 16 Oz Cups With Lids for foodservice and retail partners worldwide. Crafted from food-grade plastic, these cups are BPA-free, leak-resistant, and designed for cold beverages, smoothies, and takeaway orders. The lids snap securely to prevent spills during transit, and the stackable design helps you save warehouse space and speed up restocking. For your brand, I offer customization options — logo printing, color choices, and labeling to align with your marketing. We ship in scalable quantities to meet growing demand, with competitive pricing and short lead times. As a B2B supplier, I understand your need for consistent quality, inventory reliability, and compliant packaging. Our factory in China follows strict QA processes and we can provide certificates of compliance on request. If you’re looking for a dependable supply partner, drop me a line with your forecast and target timeline, and I’ll tailor a solution around your needs.

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16 Oz Cups With Lids Supplier From Concept to Delivery

From initial concept to on-time delivery, we offer end-to-end solutions for 16 oz cups with lids tailored to global buyers. Design support includes material selection (paper with biodegradable lining, PLA, PP, PET), lid styles (flat, domed, sip), and full-color printing or embossing. Rapid prototyping and sample approval ensure fit, sealing performance and visual quality before tooling. All products are manufactured under strict quality controls and comply with common food-contact standards to meet export requirements and retail specifications. Our production workflow covers mold development, batch production, multi-stage inspection (incoming material checks, in-line monitoring, final inspection) and flexible packaging options to optimize freight. Typical timelines: expedited samples in days and mass production within weeks, with scalable capacity to support small trials or large volume orders. Shipping can be arranged under various trade terms with consolidated logistics and warehousing solutions. We focus on transparent lead times, consistent quality and responsive communication to make global sourcing simple and reliable.

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Model Code Cup Material Lid Type Capacity Dimensions (Ø × H) Unit Weight Compostable Key Certifications Typical Lead Time Packaging Format QC Checks Production Steps (concept → delivery) Recommended Use
CUP-PET-1601 PET (clear, injection stretch-blow molded) Flat lid with straw slot (PET) 16 oz / 473 ml Ø 91 mm × H 115 mm (±2 mm) 9.5 g No FDA food-contact, EU 10/2011 3–4 weeks 50 pcs/sleeve · 500 pcs/carton · Carton 560×360×320 mm Dimensional check; Visual; Leak test; Material ID (FTIR) Concept → Prototype → Tooling → Trial run → Mass production → QC → Packaging → Delivery Cold beverages, chilled displays
CUP-PP-1602 PP (opaque/translucent, thermoformed) Snap-fit press lid (squeezable seal) 16 oz / 473 ml Ø 92 mm × H 112 mm 11.0 g No FDA food-contact, ISO 9001 (process) 4–5 weeks 25 pcs/inner · 600 pcs/carton · Carton 580×380×330 mm Seal integrity; Burst test; Visual; Thickness mapping Design spec → Mold design → Sample approval → Production → QC → Bulk pack Hot or cold beverages with durability requirement
CUP-PLA-1603 PLA (bio-based, clear) Dome lid with sip hole (PLA) 16 oz / 473 ml Ø 90 mm × H 117 mm 12.5 g Yes EN 13432 (compostability), FDA food-contact 5–6 weeks 50 pcs/sleeve · 400 pcs/carton · Carton 540×350×310 mm Compostability test; Visual; Leak test; Material ID Material selection → Prototype → Compostable certification checks → Trial → Production → QC Cold beverages, compostable foodservice applications
CUP-PPR-1604 Paperboard with PE/PLA lining Sealable snap-on plastic lid (PS/PP) 16 oz / 473 ml Ø 92 mm × H 118 mm 14.0 g Partially (paperboard compostable; lining depends) FSC-certified board (optional), FDA food-contact 4–6 weeks 25 cups/sleeve · 400 cups/carton · Carton 560×370×320 mm Cup leakage; Lining adhesion; Print quality; Visual Artwork → Paperboard sourcing → Forming → Lining → Lid fit trial → QC → Pack Hot & cold takeaway, branded print options
CUP-PET-1605-RE rPET (post-consumer recycled PET) Flat lid with resealable tab 16 oz / 473 ml Ø 91 mm × H 116 mm 10.8 g No (but recycled content) FDA (recycled use guidance), GRS-compatible material 4–5 weeks 50 pcs/sleeve · 500 pcs/carton · Carton 560×360×320 mm Recycled content verification; Leak test; Visual Material validation → Prototype → Production → Recycled-content audit → QC Eco-focused cold beverage ranges
CUP-PLA-FLEX-1606 PLA blend (improved cold shock resistance) Hinged snap lid (PLA blend) 16 oz / 473 ml Ø 90 mm × H 115 mm 13.2 g Yes EN 13432, FDA food-contact 6–7 weeks (blend validation) 40 pcs/inner · 480 pcs/carton · Carton 550×360×320 mm Compostability re-check; Cold-shock; Seal test; Visual Material R&D → Prototype trials → Certification → Production → QC Cold drinks needing better durability for takeaway
CUP-PP-STACK-1607 PP (stackable geometry) Stack-fit flat lid (space-saving) 16 oz / 473 ml Ø 93 mm × H 110 mm 10.9 g No FDA food-contact, ISO 9001 process controls 3–4 weeks 50 pcs/sleeve · 600 pcs/carton · Carton 590×390×320 mm Stacking tolerance; Seal test; Visual; Dimensional Design for stacking → Tooling → Trial run → Production → QC High-volume catering, stacked storage in transit

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Production Throughput vs. Lid Seal Failure Rate (16 oz Cups) — 12-Week Trend

This 12-week line chart tracks two operational dimensions for 16 oz cups: hourly production throughput and the lid seal failure rate percentage. Over the period, throughput increases from about 1,200 to 1,800 cups per hour while the lid seal failure rate declines from roughly 4.5% to 2.4%. The inverse relationship suggests that process improvements have been effective in increasing output while reducing defects, rather than trading quality for speed. Notable deviations include a brief spike in failure rate in Week 3 (4.8%) despite rising throughput, which could indicate a transient setup or changeover issue. Weeks 7–8 show a small throughput plateau and slight uptick in failures, suggesting either maintenance activity or material variation that temporarily impacted both capacity and quality.

Key insights: sustained throughput growth beginning Week 4 aligns with a steady downward trend in failure rate, indicating effective interventions such as operator training, seal head adjustments, or improved material consistency. Recommendations based on the trend include implementing targeted root-cause analysis for the Week 3 spike, instituting predictive maintenance to avoid periodic dips, adding inline seal inspection to catch anomalies in real time, and running controlled trials when increasing line speed further. Operational KPIs to monitor going forward are OEE (overall equipment effectiveness), scrap percentage attributable to lid seal failures, and mean time between related changeovers. The chart supports continuous improvement cycles: use weekly monitoring, correlate failures with changeover logs and material batches, and prioritize fixes that reduce the residual failure rate below 2% while pushing throughput toward or beyond 1,900 cups/hour.

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