eGreen Premium Flexy-Glass Recyclable Pint CE Marked 568ml (Pack of 1000)
Product Description
The eGreen Premium Flexy-Glass is a disposable polypropylene pint glass, CE marked to the 568ml brim line, and supplied in packs of 1000. It is designed for operations that need...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 1000
- Capacity
- Pint
- Colour
- Clear
- Diameter
- 95
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Product Description
The eGreen Premium Flexy-Glass is a disposable polypropylene pint glass, CE marked to the 568ml brim line, and supplied in packs of 1000. It is designed for operations that need a practical, compliant alternative to traditional glassware — particularly where breakage risk, outdoor service, or rapid turnover make conventional glasses impractical.
Made from polypropylene, these glasses have a degree of flex that makes them more resilient than rigid plastics during busy service periods. They hold their shape under normal use and resist the cracking or splitting that can occur with cheaper disposable alternatives. The CE mark confirms they meet UK trading standards requirements for pint-to-brim measure, which matters for any licensed premises serving draught products.
For operators, the practical advantages are straightforward:
- No glassware breakage risk — useful for outdoor, festival, or event environments
- CE marked to brim, supporting compliance with licensing and weights and measures requirements
- Widely accepted for recycling once cleaned, supporting waste reduction commitments
- No post-service glass washing required, reducing labour at the end of service
- Lightweight and stackable, making storage and restocking straightforward
These are single-use glasses and should be treated as such operationally. While the polypropylene construction is recyclable, local recycling acceptance varies — it is worth confirming with your waste contractor that PP is accepted in your area before committing to a recycling-focused disposal approach.
They are well suited to pubs, bars, event caterers, festivals, sports venues, and any site where outdoor licensed service is a regular part of the operation. For very high-volume events or where a heavier-weight feel is preferred, it is worth considering whether a thicker-walled or reusable polypropylene option might better suit the occasion.
If you are unsure which disposable or reusable option fits your service setup, we are happy to talk it through.
Key Features
- CE marked to 568ml brim line for licensed premises compliance
- Flexible polypropylene construction resists cracking under busy service
- Recyclable PP material accepted by most local recycling schemes when cleaned
- Lightweight and stackable design for efficient storage and restocking
- Pack of 1000 units supports high-volume and event service requirements
Operational Benefits
- Eliminates glassware breakage risk in outdoor and high-footfall environments
- Supports licensing compliance with a verified pint-to-brim CE mark
- Reduces post-service washing labour, freeing staff during busy turnarounds
- Helps operators demonstrate responsible waste practice through recyclable materials
- Bulk pack quantity reduces reorder frequency during extended event runs
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 1000
- Capacity
- Pint
- Colour
- Clear
- Diameter
- 95
- Dimensions
- 135(H) x 95(Ø)mm
- Glass capacity
- 20.06
- Material
- Polypropylene
- Weight
- 12.2g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes — the CE mark to brim makes them compliant for serving draught products at licensed premises, and the polypropylene construction is a common choice for outdoor events where glassware is prohibited or impractical. They are regularly used at festivals, sports venues, and beer gardens.
- Polypropylene (PP) is widely accepted for recycling in the UK, but acceptance does vary by local authority and waste contractor. To recycle them effectively, glasses need to be reasonably clean before disposal. We would recommend confirming with your site's waste contractor before building recycling into your disposal process.
- That depends heavily on your throughput and whether guests retain their glass for multiple drinks or receive a new one each time. A busy bar serving 500 guests across a four-hour session could go through 1000 glasses or more if single-use per drink. For extended or multi-day events, it is worth calculating your expected pour rate and building in a buffer — we can help you work that out if useful.