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Food Packaging
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PP PS and PET Cup Lids
PP, PS and PET Cup Lids from Sorbent Paper are disposable beverage lids for hot and cold cups, with current 80 mm and 90 mm rim-diameter options listed for cup compatibility.
Buyers should confirm lid material, rim diameter, flat or dome profile, sip opening or straw slot, hot- or cold-drink use, cup fit, color, food-contact compliance, pack quantity and carton configuration.
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| Products | PP PS and PET Cup Lids | Compostable PLA Cold Cups with Dome Lids | PET Clear Cups and Lids |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vendor | Sorbent Paper Co. | WUHAN HENGXIN LIFE | Vigour Plastic Co. Ltd |
| Country | Australia | Malaysia | Taiwan |
| MOQ | — | — | — |
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