Fiesta Compostable Double Wall Coffee Cups 340ml (Pack of 500)
Product Description
These are double-wall hot cups with a PLA and paper construction, designed as a compostable alternative to conventional plastic-lined disposable cups. The 340ml capacity is a standard 12oz size, making...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 500
- Capacity
- 340ml | 12oz
- Colour
- Brown
- Crockery style
- Double Wall
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Product Description
These are double-wall hot cups with a PLA and paper construction, designed as a compostable alternative to conventional plastic-lined disposable cups. The 340ml capacity is a standard 12oz size, making them compatible with most espresso-based drinks served in cafés, hospitality venues, and catering operations.
In a busy drinks service environment, the double-wall construction does useful practical work — it provides enough insulation to keep drinks at serving temperature for longer, and reduces heat transfer to the outer wall so customers can hold the cup comfortably without a separate sleeve. For high-throughput counters where speed matters, removing that extra step is a small but consistent operational gain.
- Double-wall construction insulates without needing a separate cup sleeve
- PLA plant-based lining replaces conventional plastic coating
- Compostable at commercial composting facilities within 12 weeks
- Standard 12oz size fits most espresso machine cup dispensers and lids
- Pack of 500 suits medium to high-volume service periods
On the practical side, it is worth noting that these cups require access to a commercial composting facility to realise their end-of-life benefit — they will not break down meaningfully in general landfill or home compost. Operators should confirm their waste contractor accepts commercially compostable packaging before committing to these as part of a sustainability programme.
These cups are well suited to cafés, hotels, contract caterers, and event operators looking to reduce their reliance on plastic-lined disposables. For very high-volume sites going through significantly more than 500 cups per service, larger pack formats may be worth considering to reduce per-unit cost and frequency of restocking.
If you are unsure whether these fit your current waste stream or service setup, the team is happy to talk it through.
Key Features
- Double-wall design insulates without requiring a separate cup sleeve
- PLA and paper construction replaces conventional plastic cup lining
- Compostable within 12 weeks at commercial composting facilities
- Standard 340ml / 12oz capacity fits common espresso service formats
- Pack of 500 suits consistent medium to high-volume drinks service
Operational Benefits
- Customers hold cups comfortably without needing an additional sleeve
- Drinks stay at serving temperature longer during busy service periods
- Supports waste diversion away from landfill via commercial composting
- Reduces single-use plastic content in your disposables programme
- Bulk pack of 500 minimises restocking frequency during peak service
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 500
- Capacity
- 340ml | 12oz
- Colour
- Brown
- Crockery style
- Double Wall
- Diameter
- 90
- Dimensions
- 110(H) x 90(Ø)mm
- Material
- PLA & Paper
- Microwave safe
- No
- Weight
- 17g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- The 340ml / 12oz size is a widely used format and will fit most standard hot cup lids and countertop dispensers designed for that capacity. It is worth checking your existing lid supplier confirms compatibility with double-wall cup dimensions before ordering in volume.
- Yes, but only through a certified commercial composting facility — the PLA lining will not break down in home compost or general landfill within a useful timeframe. Before switching to these cups as part of a sustainability initiative, operators should confirm their waste contractor accepts commercially compostable packaging, as not all do.
- For most café or catering operations running regular service, 500 cups represents a practical stock level that balances storage space against restocking frequency. Very high-volume venues or event caterers may want to consider whether a larger pack format would reduce handling time and cost per unit.