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Eco-Products EP-ECOLID-W EcoLid PLA Lids 10 12 16 20 Hot Cup 800 Case

SKU CH-3WY4-AZ2CB

Plant-based PLA lids fit 10, 12, 16 and 20 oz hot cups, 800 per case

  • Fits multiple cup sizes from 10 to 20 oz
  • Made from 100% renewable corn-based PLA
  • Plant-based polymer designed for hot beverages
  • 800 lids per case for high-volume use

Fits 10 12 16 20 oz cups

These EcoLid lids are made from 100% renewable PLA derived from crop corn. They are designed to fit hot beverage cups in 10, 12, 16, and 20 ounce sizes. The plant-based polymer construction offers a compostable alternative to traditional petroleum-based plastic lids. Each case supplies 800 lids for high-volume foodservice operations.

Plant-based lids for hot drinks

This product replaces conventional plastic lids with a renewable PLA option for hot cups. The switch is worth it for cafés and offices that want to reduce reliance on fossil-fuel materials. Buyers who need lids for cold cups or different diameter sizes should look elsewhere. No other cup sizes or lid styles are included in this case.

Highlights

  • Fits multiple cup sizes from 10 to 20 oz
  • Made from 100% renewable corn-based PLA
  • Plant-based polymer designed for hot beverages
  • 800 lids per case for high-volume use

Specifications

BrandEco-Products
ModelEP-ECOLID-W
Shipping weight3.36 kg
Package size394 × 394 × 267 mm

Questions about this item

Will these lids fit the 10 oz, 12 oz, 16 oz, and 20 oz hot cups we use?

Yes, the EP-ECOLID-W is designed to fit 10, 12, 16, and 20 oz hot cups, covering all four sizes with a single lid SKU.

How do I install the lid so it does not leak, and what is the common mistake?

Press the lid straight down until the rim clicks into the cup groove; the common mistake is pressing at an angle, which leaves a gap for drips.

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