
Clear Boba Cups
Let the layers shine
Clear takeaway cups for layered drinks and generous ice. Confirm rim diameter and temperature suitability before selecting lids or film.
Product details
Lids and film sold separately
Equipment · 2 MIN READ
Packaging is part of the drink system. Cup size affects the recipe, film affects the seal, and straw dimensions affect how easily customers can enjoy the topping.

Confirm cup material, rim diameter, height, and temperature suitability. Pair those details with the proposed film and sealing machine instead of selecting by appearance alone.
For straws, confirm length, bore, material, and compatibility with the toppings you serve. A wide straw still needs to suit your cup and customer experience.
Where available, request samples of the proposed consumables. Build the actual drink to its standard fill level and follow equipment operating instructions when checking the finished package.
Record the approved combination using supplier product references. Keep changes visible to the team so a replacement sleeve of cups is not assumed to match the previous one.
Include pack size and compatibility details when requesting a quote. A case price is only useful when the actual quantity and product specification are clear.
Store packaging according to its supplier instructions and your operating procedures. Keep an eye on remaining film and cups together so a shortage of one does not interrupt the whole finishing station.
Use current supplier instructions and the specifications of your actual equipment. For product compatibility, parts, or a supply quote, contact sales@milkteallc.com.

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