Plastic cups formats
7 oz cups
Smaller plastic cups. Inner pack and case count are on the listing.
See 7 oz cups listings16 oz plastic cups
Red and red-and-white 16 oz cups. Retail packs and larger cases are listed separately.
See 16 oz plastic cups listings2 oz shot glasses
Small-format shot glasses. Material and count are on the item, not assumed from the name.
See 2 oz shot glasses listingsWhat to compare before a case order
Retail pack vs back-of-house
Say whether the cups go on the shelf or behind the counter. Temperature and food-contact notes are on the manufacturer label.
Ounces are not rim size
If you need a lid, sleeve, or dispenser, match it to the cup model, not the ounce number.
Count the whole case
Cups per inner pack, inner packs per case, and total cups quoted. Same ounce size can still be a different buy.
Stock color vs printed cups
A red or white stock cup is not a custom print. Ask sales about printed cups as a separate job.
Ordering questions
Does the catalog include both small and larger cups?+
It lists 7 oz and 16 oz cups, plus other formats. Open the listing for the item you want.
Are all plastic cups suitable for hot drinks?+
No. Use the manufacturer temperature note on that cup. Ask sales if the listing is missing it.
Where can I compare wholesale prices?+
Sign in for account prices. Compare the same size, material, and pack, then divide by cup count.
Order plastic cups
Open the catalog with the item name, quantity, and store location, or ask sales about plastic cups.