UKCA AQ Lined Paper Beer Cups with Fill Level Window These AQ lined paper beer cups are designed for licensed venues, outdoor events, festivals and bar service where accurate serving and a practical alternative to plastic beer glasses are required. Supplied with a fill level window and manufacturer CE/UKCA marking, the range is available in half pint and pint formats for measured beverage service. Product Features Manufacturer CE/UKCA Marked: Manufacturer CE/UKCA marked for legal measure service, supporting use in licensed premises where certified measuring vessels are required. Fill Level Window: Cellulose fill level window gives clear visibility of the serving level and helps staff pour consistently during busy service periods. Water-Based AQ Lining: Aqueous lining provides a cold drink barrier as an alternative to traditional plastic-lined cup formats. Paper Reprocessing Position: Designed to support improved fibre recovery in suitable paper reprocessing systems. Specific recycling acceptance depends on local facilities and collection routes. Home Composting Position: Manufacturer information confirms home compostable credentials under controlled conditions. Available Sizes: Available in half pint (10oz) and pint (20oz) formats for common beer, cider and cold beverage servings. Key Benefits Licensed service support - manufacturer CE/UKCA marking supports measured beer and cider service. Clear fill visibility - cellulose window helps staff and customers see the fill level. AQ lined - water-based lining used as an alternative to traditional plastic-lined cup formats. Practical event barware - suitable for festivals, stadiums, outdoor bars, licensed venues and temporary event service. Half pint and pint formats - covers common beer and cider serving sizes. Ideal For Suitable for licensed premises, outdoor events, beer gardens, festivals, stadiums and hospitality businesses requiring manufacturer CE/UKCA marked paper beer cups with fill level visibility. Please Note: Recycling and composting outcomes depend on local facilities, collection systems and waste handling conditions. Please check with your local authority or waste contractor.
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