Condiment Cup

Kraft Paper Portions Cups and Lids

Sauce Cup for a Greener Tomorrow

Every food business is looking for ways to make a difference. Our sauce cup not only holds your delicious sauces but also contributes to a sustainable future. Made with eco-friendly materials, these cups reduce the strain on our environment, ensuring your restaurant or deli stands out as an eco-conscious choice.

Paper Portion Cups – The Eco-Friendly Alternative

Serve with confidence! Our paper portion cups are the ideal solution for fast-food restaurants, sandwich shops, and catering services that prioritize the environment. They’re not just for condiments; they’re versatile enough to be used as paper medicine cups or paper ketchup cups, catering to diverse needs with one sustainable product.

Ketchup Paper Cups with a Conscience

Why settle for ordinary when you can go green? Our ketchup paper cups, perfect for bakeries, food service businesses, and more, are crafted from sustainable materials, ensuring every dollop of sauce contributes to a healthier planet. With Wilson Wholesale Supply, you’re not just buying a product; you’re making an eco-friendly statement.

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Paper Condiment Cups – Versatility Meets Sustainability

Whether it’s for a bustling fast-food joint or a cozy sandwich shop, our paper condiment cups fit the bill. Their sturdy design holds up to various sauces, while their sustainable manufacturing process ensures your business takes a step towards a greener tomorrow.

Paper Medicine Cups – Sustainability Beyond Food

At Wilson Wholesale Supply, we believe in versatility. Our paper medicine cups are proof of that. While they’re perfect for serving condiments in restaurants and delis, they also cater to medical needs, highlighting the diverse applications of our eco-conscious products.

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Q: What is the difference between Craft paper and normal paper?

A: Craft paper, often referred to as “kraft paper,” is made using the kraft process, which involves converting wood into wood pulp and then into paper. The result is a strong, durable paper that retains its natural brown color. Normal paper, such as printer paper or notebook paper, is typically bleached and processed differently, resulting in a smoother finish and lighter color.

Q: Is Kraft Paper safe for Food?

A: Yes, kraft paper is generally considered safe for food contact. Many food establishments use kraft paper for packaging due to its biodegradable nature and food safety. However, it’s always essential to ensure that the kraft paper used for food packaging meets food safety standards and doesn’t contain harmful chemicals.

Q: Is Kraft paper better than plastic?

A: Kraft paper has environmental advantages over plastic in many applications. It’s biodegradable, compostable, and sourced from renewable resources. On the other hand, plastic can take hundreds of years to decompose and can contribute to environmental pollution. However, the choice between kraft paper and plastic depends on the specific application and the environmental impact of producing, using, and disposing of the material.

Q: Are Kraft Paper cups compostable?

A: Yes, kraft paper cups are typically compostable. When made without plastic linings or other non-compostable materials, they can break down in a composting environment within weeks to months. It’s always a good idea to check the specific product details, as some kraft paper cups may have coatings or additives that affect their compostability.

Q: Why paper cups cannot be recycled?

A: Many paper cups have a thin plastic or wax lining to make them waterproof and suitable for holding liquids. This lining makes the recycling process challenging because it needs to be separated from the paper. As a result, many recycling facilities don’t accept paper cups. However, there are some specially designed paper cups on the market that can be recycled, but they require specialized recycling facilities.

Q: Are paper cups more environmentally friendly than plastic?

A: The environmental impact of paper cups versus plastic cups depends on several factors, including the resources used to produce them, the energy consumption in their manufacturing, and their disposal methods. In general, paper cups decompose faster than plastic cups and don’t release toxic chemicals as they break down. However, producing paper cups can require more water and energy compared to plastic cups. The best choice often depends on the specific context and the availability of recycling or composting facilities.