Broth travels. Put your name on the container.
For ramen, pho, Chinese takeout, and deli kitchens. Hot-food containers for broth, congee, and stew, printed with your restaurant's name on the surface the customer actually carries home.
Printed in the USA. First order in 3–4 weeks, reorders in 1–2.
Why print them at all
A takeout container is a delivery vehicle for your brand that the customer carries through a lobby, an office, and a kitchen. Most kitchens print nothing on it because the quotes came back in months. Ours are quoted in weeks.
See the stock first, freeSoup Cups: where it starts
The starting price and order minimum come back in writing, normally the same day you ask, so you can size a decision before anyone calls you.
A written quote prices the sizes, wall type, and color count you actually pick, plus shipping to your address.
Get it in writingFrom, per piece
Quoted in writing
The starting price and order minimum for soup cups are not on the page yet. Ask for them on the form and they come back in writing, normally the same day.
Where a starting price is not yet published, it is quoted in writing, normally the same day you ask, and the free sample box carries it on paper for the sizes you name.
Each size is priced on its own.
Specifications
Every value on this sheet is confirmed in writing by the supply chain before it is published. Anything not listed is quoted with your order.
| Spec | What it covers | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Container sizes | Ounce capacities available for a custom run. | 8, 12, 16 oz |
| Lid compatibility | Paper and plastic lid options, vented and unvented. | Matching lids for all three sizes; supplied loose or as cup-and-lid sets |
| Case pack | Containers per sleeve and per case. | 500 per case; 250 sets per case when supplied with lids |
| Material and liner | Liner type and hot-fill suitability. | Paperboard with a water-based barrier coating; no plastic liner |
Hold the stock before you commit
The free sample box ships unprinted soup cups in the sizes you are weighing, with the written ladder for those sizes. Compare it against what you buy today, in your own hand, before anything prints.
Request the free sample boxIn the box
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Unprinted stock
The actual cups and plates in the sizes you are weighing: the same stock a print run uses.
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A printed wrap sample
So you can see how ink sits on that stock before your own artwork is on it.
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The written price ladder
The per-piece price at every tier for the sizes you asked about, on paper.
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A spec sheet
Sizes, lids, case packs, and print areas for what is in the box.
Questions we get
Can one order cover several sizes?
Yes. Kitchens usually run two or three sizes; each size is priced on its own ladder because each is its own die and wrap.
Do you print in Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese, or Korean?
Yes. Send the text in the exact characters you want printed, or an image of your current menu or signage, and it goes on the proof exactly as supplied.
What about lids?
Lid diameters per size are on the spec sheet above, so you can match what you already stock. Ask on the form if you want lids quoted alongside the containers and we will tell you what we can source.
How do I check the container before ordering print?
Request the free sample box: unprinted stock in the sizes you are weighing, so you can fill one and see how it holds before any print decision.
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Get soup cups in your hands this week.
Free sample box, unprinted stock in your sizes, plus the written price ladder. No card and no account.