Start with the drink and cup format
Describe the drinks you serve and the cup format you need, then give the target volume in millilitres and the cup’s height, rim and base measurements if available. The current catalogue does not verify a single cup material, lining or temperature rating.
Coordinate cup size, lid and artwork
Say whether a lid is part of the pack and provide its required fit or reference. List the number of sizes, colours and designs, along with the quantity for each. Send a print-ready file or design brief and identify where the logo and any approved information should appear. The quote must confirm the cup, lid, print and order specification together.
Check food-contact details before placing an order
If the cup or its printed surface contacts the drink, state that clearly. FSA guidance covers materials intended to touch food and notes that printing inks and labels can also matter. Ask for the exact construction and suitability information for the intended use; do not infer leak resistance, hot-drink performance, compostability or recycled content from the product name.
Cup details to include in your request
- Drink volume and cup dimensions
- Hot or cold service and filling routine
- Lid requirement and fit reference
- Quantity by size and artwork version
- Food-contact and material documentation needed