Great taster cups need dependable performance and standout branding. We begin with cellulose‑rich sugarcane bagasse and form food‑grade paper cups with crisp walls and smooth rims so lids seat securely and pours stay clean. At 50 ml, they’re ideal for tea, espresso shots, functional beverages, or retail sampling—small enough to manage costs, substantial enough to feel premium. Choose paper or cPLA lids (vented for steam‑heavy teas or unvented for heat retention) and specify heavier board or branded sleeves if your service skews extra hot.

Your artwork is the hero. We support full‑color CMYK or digital printing for vivid wraps, plus subtle emboss/deboss for tactile, ink‑free branding. Share your logo and palette and we’ll supply dielines and proofs to ensure type stays sharp at this compact size. For operations, cups nest densely to lower pallet height and storage footprint, and consistent forming tolerances speed pack‑outs during rushes or events.

Sustainability remains clear and credible. The bagasse body is plastic‑free and designed to be compostable under proper conditions; clean cups may be recyclable where paper serviceware is accepted. Acceptance varies by region and by any selected liners—ask us to align barrier choices with local end‑of‑life options. With OEM/ODM support and MOQs starting at 5,000 pieces, you can prototype quickly, validate heat/hold performance, and roll out a taster program that protects beverages, amplifies your brand, and reduces plastic waste.

Perguntas frequentes:
Q1: Are the cups compostable and food‑safe?
A: The fiber body is designed for industrial composting where facilities exist and is made for food/beverage contact. We can provide documentation.

Q2: What sizes and lids are available?
A: This model is 50 ml; we can customize other mini sizes. Lids include paper or cPLA, vented or unvented, matched to your diameter.

Q3: Can you print full‑color artwork on such small cups?
A: Yes—CMYK/digital printing is supported. We provide dielines and proofs to keep text and logos crisp at small scale.

Q4: Do I need sleeves for hot tea?
A: Single‑wall cups may benefit from sleeves or heavier board for very hot drinks. We can advise based on your menu and service style.

Q5: Are the cups recyclable?
A: Clean, fiber‑based cups may be recyclable where paper serviceware is accepted. Compostability/recyclability depend on local infrastructure and any liner selections.