Basic Introduction To Paper Cups

A paper cup is a type of paper container made by mechanically processing and bonding raw paper (white cardboard) made from chemical wood pulp, with a cup-shaped appearance. Paper cups coated with wax for frozen food can hold ice cream, jam, butter, and more. The paper cups used for heating drinks are coated with plastic and can withstand temperatures above 90 ℃, and can even hold boiling water. The characteristics of paper cups are safety, hygiene, lightness, and convenience. Public places, restaurants, and eateries can all be used as disposable items.
Paper cup: In China, cups made of paper materials are usually called "paper cups".
China requires that the production management of paper cups be upgraded to the food level, so all paper cup manufacturers sold in the market must have a QS quality and safety production license, and their license number can be checked on the website of the State Administration of Quality and Safety for existence.