COMPOSTABLE SUGARCANE CUPS WITH LIDS & ACCESSORIES

Are compostable cups with lids & accessories really compostable?

Renouvo’s compostable cups are made from natural sugarcane fiber, fully breaking down in composting facilities into natural elements without harmful residues. They provide a truly eco-friendly alternative to traditional disposable cups and plastics.

What are the environmental benefits of compostable cups with lids & accessories?

Recycled Materials｜Our compostable drinking cups with lids and accessories are crafted from  sugarcane fiber, effectively recycling agricultural waste and minimizing reliance on new resources.

Lower Carbon Footprint｜Tested under ISO 14067:2018 by BSI, it contributes to reduced greenhouse gas emissions throughout its lifecycle and supports a low-carbon future.

What are compostable cup lids and accessories made of?

 Compostable cup lids and accessories are made from sugarcane fiber, a by-product of the sugarcane industry. This plant-based material is durable, fully compostable, and free from harmful chemicals, making it one of the safest and most eco-friendly options for compostable lids.

What cup sizes are compatible with these compostable sugarcane lids?

Our compostable sugarcane lids are designed to fit industry-standard 90 mm compostable cups, typically used for 10 oz, 12 oz, and 16 oz beverages. This makes them an ideal choice for various drink sizes and applications, perfect for businesses seeking compostable cups in bulk with lids.

Are these lids suitable for compostable cold cups as well as hot beverages?

 While our compostable sugarcane lids can handle both hot and cold beverages, they are primarily designed for hot drinks. Their snug fit helps retain heat and prevent spills, making them an excellent choice for coffee, tea, and other warm beverages.

How long do compostable cups with lids & accessories take to decompose?

In industrial composting facilities, Renouvo’s compostable cups typically decompose within 90 to 180 days, depending on conditions. They break down into organic compost, contributing to soil health and reducing landfill waste.