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PET Juice Cup - China Manufacturer of PET Beverage Cups

As a China-based manufacturer, I supply PET Juice Cup solutions tailored for beverage brands, distributors, and retailers. Crafted from food-grade PET and BPA-free resin, these cups meet safety standards for cold drinks, smoothies, and iced teas. The crystal-clear walls showcase your colors and logo, while leak-proof lids keep contents secure from factory to customer. With lightweight design and stackable geometry, they reduce logistics costs and save space in storage. We offer private-label options, multiple capacities (150ml, 200ml, 250ml, 300ml), customizable printing, and cap colors to match your brand. Flexible MOQs and short lead times suit growing businesses, and we manage strict QC checks throughout production to ensure consistency. Stable supply from a reputable China-based manufacturer means steady orders for your network worldwide. We export to clients in China and abroad with on-time delivery and trusted certifications. If you need bilingual labeling, rapid re-packaging, or detailed dimensional tolerances, I tailor the solution to your project.

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PET Juice Cup Trusted by Pros Where Service Meets Innovation

Professionally engineered PET juice cups combine crystal-clear presentation with food-safe performance, making them the preferred choice for beverage brands, caterers, and retail chains worldwide. Lightweight yet durable, these cups resist cracking, provide excellent barrier properties for freshness, and are compatible with tamper-evident lids and multiple filling systems. Their high clarity showcases color and pulp, while available rPET options support sustainability goals without sacrificing functionality. Backed by a Shanghai-based manufacturing partner with advanced production lines and rigorous quality control, global buyers benefit from flexible customization, low minimum orders, and reliable lead times. Services include bespoke printing, sizing, certification support (FDA/EU), and coordinated logistics for worldwide delivery. For procurement teams seeking a balance of innovation, consistent quality, and responsive service, these PET juice cups deliver scalable, cost-effective solutions that meet modern market demands.

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Variant Material Composition Capacity (mL) Avg Weight (g) Bottom Thickness (mm) Transparency (%) Temp Range (°C) Lid Compatible Leak Resistance (0–10) Recyclability (%) PCR Content (%) Typical Use Cases Food‑contact Compliance Manufacturing Method CO2e per 1000 units (kg) Recommended Shelf Life
Standard Clear 250 mL 100% PET (virgin) 250 6.5 0.8 92 -10 to 60 Yes 7 98 0 Cold beverages, samples, tasting cups Compliant with FDA 21 CFR 177.1520; EU 10/2011 Thermoforming (sheet) ≈16 2 years
Tall Clear 350 mL 100% PET (virgin) 350 8.5 0.9 91 -10 to 60 Yes 7 98 0 Smoothies, juices, fountain drinks Compliant with FDA 21 CFR 177.1520; EU 10/2011 Thermoforming (sheet) ≈21 2 years
Reinforced 500 mL PET with structural ribs (virgin) 500 13 1.2 88 -10 to 60 Yes 8 96 0 Large cold drinks, event service Compliant with FDA & EU food-contact rules Injection/thermoforming hybrid ≈33 2 years
Insulated Double‑wall 350 mL Dual-wall PET (air-gap insulation) 350 14 1.5 (outer) 80 -10 to 70 Yes 8 85 0 Cold drinks needing thermal retention Compliant with FDA & EU food-contact rules Multi-layer thermoforming ≈35 2 years
Eco PCR 300 mL 70% PCR PET / 30% virgin PET 300 8 0.9 88 -10 to 60 Yes 7 90 70 Sustainable events, cafes, takeaway Compliant with FDA & EU food-contact rules (PCR in accordance with guidance) Thermoforming with recycled feedstock ≈13 2 years
High‑Temp 250 mL Heat-stabilized PET copolymer 250 7 1.0 85 -20 to 90 Yes 8 92 0 Hot-fill applications, pasteurized juices Compliant with FDA & EU food-contact rules (heat-stable grades) Injection molding with heat stabilization ≈18 2 years

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PET Juice Cup Monthly Production Volume vs Defect Rate

Over the twelve-month period shown in the chart, production volume demonstrates an overall upward trend, rising from 12,000 units in January to 28,000 units in December. Seasonal dips are evident in February and September, reflecting expected short-term slowdowns, while notable increases occur during mid-year and late-year ramp-ups (June, July, November, and December). The defect rate, plotted on a secondary axis, moves inversely to production for most of the year: higher defect rates appear early in the year (5.2% in January and 6.0% in February) and decline progressively as production processes stabilize and quality controls improve, reaching 2.8% by December. This inverse relationship suggests that process improvements, employee training, or incremental equipment maintenance implemented after the early-year quality issues had a measurable effect as production scaled up. Two exceptions to the steady quality improvement are March and August: March shows a slight drop in defect rate alongside a production increase, while August sees a minor spike in defects despite high production, indicating potential short-term supply chain or material variability that should be investigated. For operational planning, the combined trend implies that scaling production does not necessarily worsen quality when accompanied by deliberate quality interventions. Key actionable insights include focusing on root-cause analysis for the February and August spikes, maintaining preventive maintenance and quality audits during peak production months, and planning buffer capacity for the November–December surge. Monitoring these metrics monthly can help sustain high output while continuously driving defect rates down toward the sub-3% target observed at year-end.

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