Dabba Cup

A Dabba cup is a term commonly used in India and some other parts of Asia. It typically refers to a small, disposable cup, often used for serving tea, coffee, or snacks. It may be made from paper, plastic, or foam, and is often sold in bulk for businesses to use in catering or small food establishments.

Y- Cup

A Y-cup is a specific shape of disposable cup, where the sidewalls are designed with a "Y" shape. This can be a marketing term used by manufacturers to describe the cup's particular geometry, which could help with stability or ease of stacking.

U-Cup

A U-cup is another shape variation, where the cup has a U-shaped curvature at the top, giving it a distinctive look. This might be used for visual appeal or functional purposes, such as easier stacking or holding. The U shape also can make the cup more rigid or durable.

PET Cup

A PET cup is a disposable cup made from PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate), a type of plastic that is lightweight, durable, and commonly used for beverages. PET cups are popular for cold drinks, such as juices, soft drinks, and smoothies, due to their clarity, strength, and recyclability. PET is often considered a safer and more eco-friendly plastic option compared to others.

Paper Cup - Single wall

A Single Wall Paper Cup is: Made from just one layer of paperboard. Has a thin plastic coating inside (usually PE or PLA) to prevent leaking. Lightweight and simple. The outside is smooth, making it perfect for printing logos and designs.

Paper Cup - Double Wall

A Double Wall Paper Cup has: Two layers of paperboard: an inner cup (same as single wall), and an outer paper layer wrapped around it. The space between the walls gives extra insulation — keeps drinks hot and protects hands. The outer wall can also be smooth (good for printing) or textured (for grip and look).