Dixie® PerfecTouch® Paper Coffee Cups, 10 Oz, Coffee Haze Design, 1,000 Count (50 Cups Per Sleeve, 20 Sleeves Per Case)

Dixie® PerfecTouch® cups, the original, single-use paper cup was created as a more hygienic solution to permanent ware alternatives.Dixie® PerfecTouch® coffee cups contain no polystyrene foam and are insulated with air bubbles that give the exterior a soft,textured feel, helping keep hands cool to the touch. This eliminates the need for cardboard cup sleeves or double cupping, which canminimize overall cost and help reduce waste.It is also a dual-purpose paper cup for hot and cold beverages, which helps reduce storage constraints & simplifies ordering. ThePerfecTouch® 12 oz hot cups are compatible with Dixie® large lids (DSL9542, 9542500DX, D9542, D9542B).In addition, these disposable cups are a sustainable option as they meet Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI®) certification standardsand are also a USDA Certified Biobased product. SFI is a registered trademark owned by Sustainable Forestry Initiative, Inc. www.sfiprogram.org

• INSULATED COFFEE CUPS: Can be used with hot or cold drinks; perfect for breakrooms, cafes, and cafeterias
• CONTAINS NO FOAM: These paper cups are a great alternative to foam cups. The technology in PerfecTouch® cups insulates the cups with air which provides a non-slip, comfortable grip
• COST-EFFICIENT DISPOSABLE CUPS: No need for cardboard cup sleeves or double cupping
• SAVE STORAGE SPACE: With an average of 45% reduction in PerfecTouch® disposable coffee cups stack height compared to polystyrene foam cups of the same size
• ON THE GO LIDS: Dixie® 10-20oz PerfecTouch® cups are compatible with Dixie® large lids (DSL9542, 9542500DX, D9542, D9542B); lids are not included
• Eco-conscious choice — has one or more meaningful eco-attributes or eco-labels.
• SFI Certified.
• USDA Certified Biobased — meets federal guidelines for bio-based materials.
• Biobased products – products (excluding food, feed, or fuel) made primarily from renewable biological materials – such as plants, animals, marine, or forestry resources – and must meet the USDA’s minimum content standards for their category.