6oz Aqueous Coated Coffee Cups – White SW 80mm (Carton of 1000)
6oz Aqueous Coated Coffee Cups – White SW 80mm (Carton of 1000), made from white paper with aqueous coating. Used by cafés, takeaways and caterers for takeaway coffee, tea and hot drinks. Sold by the carton: 1,000 per carton at $0.07 each.
- Dimensions
- 80x53x80mm
- Material
- Paper + Aqueous Coated
- Colour
- White
- Compostable
- AS Home Compostable ABAP 20194
- Size 80x53x80mm (6oz)
- Material: Paper + Aqueous Coated, white
- 1,000 per carton · $0.07 each
- Listed as AS Home Compostable ABAP 20194
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Frequently asked questions
What is 6oz Aqueous Coated Coffee Cups – White SW 80mm (Carton of 1000) used for?▾
6oz Aqueous Coated Coffee Cups – White SW 80mm (Carton of 1000) is used by Australian cafes, restaurants and takeaways for coffee cups & lids. Each carton holds 1000 units, ready for high-volume daily service with consistent quality and fast Australia-wide delivery.
How much does 6oz Aqueous Coated Coffee Cups – White SW 80mm (Carton of 1000) cost in bulk?▾
6oz Aqueous Coated Coffee Cups – White SW 80mm (Carton of 1000) is $66.39 per carton of 1000 (about $0.07 per unit). One honest trade price per carton, with free delivery on metro orders over $750 and regional orders over $1000.
Do you deliver Coffee Cups & Lids across Australia?▾
Yes. We deliver coffee cups & lids Australia-wide, typically within 3–5 business days, and we email you when your order is dispatched. Freight is free once your order passes $750 (metro) or $1000 (regional); there is no minimum order.
What is the minimum order for 6oz Aqueous Coated Coffee Cups – White SW 80mm (Carton of 1000)?▾
There is no minimum order — one trade price per carton, with an itemised invoice on every order.
Is 6oz Aqueous Coated Coffee Cups – White SW 80mm (Carton of 1000) eco-friendly?▾
6oz Aqueous Coated Coffee Cups – White SW 80mm (Carton of 1000) is listed as AS Home Compostable ABAP 20194 and is made from paper with aqueous coating. Check your local council's guidance for how to dispose of it.







