Solo Cup Company is an American manufacturer of consumer packaging products. The company is primarily specialized in disposable cups, plates and utensils.
Founded in 1936 in Lake Forest, Illinois, Solo Cup was originally called the Solo Cup Corporation.
In 2012, Solo Cup was acquired by Dart Container Corporation.
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Disposable plastic cups in various sizes and colors.
Disposable paper and plastic plates in various sizes and designs.
Disposable paper and plastic bowls in various sizes and designs.
Disposable plastic utensils (spoons, forks, knives) for food service.
Most Solo cups are made of polystyrene (plastic #6), while some eco-friendly options are made of paper or plant-based materials.
Most Solo cups are not recyclable because they are made of polystyrene. However, some recycling facilities do accept them if they are clean and dry.
No, Solo cups are not microwave-safe. They may melt or release harmful chemicals when exposed to high heat.
Solo cups are widely available at major retailers such as Walmart, Target, and Amazon.
Solo cups come in various sizes, ranging from 1 oz to 32 oz, depending on the intended use.