eGreen Disposable Pint Glasses to Brim rPET (Pack of 1000)
Product Description
These eGreen disposable pint glasses are CE-marked brim-measure glasses designed for high-volume licensed service where glassware is impractical or restricted. Made from rPET — recycled polyethylene terephthalate — they carry...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 1000
- Colour
- Clear
- Diameter
- 78
- Material
- rPET
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Product Description
These eGreen disposable pint glasses are CE-marked brim-measure glasses designed for high-volume licensed service where glassware is impractical or restricted. Made from rPET — recycled polyethylene terephthalate — they carry a lower environmental footprint than glasses produced from virgin plastic, and are themselves recyclable at end of use.
In practice, these are a practical solution for outdoor events, festivals, sports venues, beer gardens, and any licensed site operating under a temporary event notice or where glass is prohibited for safety reasons. The brim-measure format satisfies licensing requirements for serving a full pint, which matters when staff are serving quickly under pressure. The material has enough rigidity to hold its shape through normal handling, reducing the risk of spillage during service.
Key operational points worth noting:
- Made from rPET — recyclable and produced from recycled material
- CE-marked to brim measure, suitable for licensed service of a full pint
- Clear material allows customers to see the product clearly
- Supplied in a pack of 1000, suited to volume event use
- No washing up — reduces labour and water use at temporary or outdoor sites
These glasses are best suited to single-use event environments where the volume of service makes reusable glassware unworkable. They are not intended for permanent bar operations where reusable alternatives would be more cost-effective and environmentally preferable over time. For very large festivals or multi-day events, it is worth calculating total volume requirements in advance to avoid running short mid-service.
If you are unsure how many you need for a specific event format, or want to discuss reusable alternatives alongside disposable options, the team is happy to help you work through the numbers.
Key Features
- CE-marked to brim measure, compliant for licensed pint service
- Constructed from rPET — recycled and fully recyclable material
- Clear finish gives good product visibility during service
- Rigid enough to maintain shape under standard handling and pouring
- Supplied in pack of 1000 for continuous high-volume event use
Operational Benefits
- Meets licensing requirements for full pint measures at outdoor events
- Reduces environmental impact through recycled and recyclable rPET material
- Eliminates glassware handling risk at festivals and high-footfall venues
- Removes washing-up requirements, cutting labour time at temporary sites
- Bulk pack of 1000 supports uninterrupted service through peak demand periods
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 1000
- Colour
- Clear
- Diameter
- 78
- Material
- rPET
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes. The CE marking to brim measure means these glasses satisfy UK licensing requirements for serving a full pint, which is a common requirement at events operating under a temporary event notice or premises licence. They are widely used at festivals, sports events, and outdoor hospitality settings where glass is prohibited.
- As a general guide, assume each attendee will use between two and four glasses over the course of an event, depending on service style and whether glasses are collected and redistributed. For a 500-person event, a single pack of 1000 may suffice; for larger or longer events, ordering additional stock in reserve is advisable. If you want help estimating volume for a specific event, the team can assist.
- rPET is a recyclable material, but whether glasses can be practically recycled at an event site depends on your waste management arrangements. At organised events with separated waste streams, rPET can be collected and processed. For open public events without controlled waste sorting, recycling rates tend to be lower in practice. If sustainability is a key consideration, it is worth discussing reusable cup deposit schemes as an alternative for some event formats.