Plastic Cups with Lids Wholesale: Sizes, Lid Fits and Case Counts

The quick answer

For wholesale plastic cups with lids, choose three things: the size (16 oz or 24 oz), the lid (straw lid or strawless sip lid) and the material for the drink you serve. JiaroPack's cups are clear, food-grade PET and are listed for cold drinks. They come as matched cup and lid sets, 800 sets to a case, from about 14 cents a set.

Cup sizes and lid options

JiaroPack's plastic cups with lids come in four combinations, all sold 800 sets to a case:

Stock changes by size. When we checked on October 19, 2026, the 16 oz sets were in stock and the 24 oz sets were not, so confirm on the product page before you plan around a size.

Straw lid or sip lid?

• Lid with straw: the standard iced-drink setup. Pair it with the straws you stock and the lid takes a straw through the opening.
• Strawless sip lid: a sip-through opening, so you save on straws and avoid straw bans. JiaroPack describes the lids as airtight, intended to reduce leaks and spills in transit.

Pack counts and cost per set

Every size is priced the same per case. The more cases you order, the lower the cost per set, using the prices listed on October 19, 2026:

A "set" is one cup with its lid. Prices change, so check the product page before you order.

Material: what PET means for your drinks

JiaroPack's cups are made from thick, clear PET plastic that is food-grade and BPA-free. PET is clear and rigid, which makes it a good choice for cold drinks: iced coffee, iced tea, smoothies and juices. The listing recommends them for cold beverages and does not describe them as hot-drink cups, so do not use them for hot coffee or tea.

If you serve hot drinks, you need a cup made for heat. Ask the supplier for the temperature rating of any cup before you promise it to customers.

Matching straws to your cups

If you choose the straw lid, match the straw to the cup. Our individually wrapped straws come in two lengths, 7.75 in and 10.2 in, 3,000 to a case. As a rule of thumb, the shorter straw suits a 16 oz cup and the longer straw suits a 24 oz cup, so the straw clears the lid. Test one with your real lids before you order a case.

How many cases do you need?

Count the drinks you sell in a week, then divide by 800. For example, a cafe selling 150 iced drinks a day uses about 4,500 cups in a month, which is about six cases. (This is an illustrative example.) Order enough to hit the next price tier, and keep storage in mind: 800 cups is a large carton.

Common mistakes

• Using cold cups for hot drinks. These cups are listed for cold beverages.
• Buying the wrong lid. A straw lid and a sip lid are not interchangeable.
• Ordering one size for every drink. A 16 oz and a 24 oz cover most iced menus.
• Comparing price per case. Compare cost per set.
• Skipping a test. Fill a cup, fit the lid and carry it before you order a case.

FAQ

How many cups are in a case?

800 cup and lid sets.

Do the cups come with lids?

Yes. Each cup is paired with a matching lid, either a lid with a straw opening or a strawless sip lid.

What are the cups made of?

Clear, food-grade, BPA-free PET plastic.

Can I use them for hot drinks?

No. They are listed for cold drinks such as iced coffee, iced tea, smoothies and juices.

What sizes do you carry?

16 oz and 24 oz. Check the product page for what is in stock.

How much does each cup cost?

On October 19, 2026, a case of 800 sets was $110, about 14 cents a set, falling to about 12 cents at 50 cases.

Ready to order?

Browse the plastic cups collection and straws, or request a wholesale quote. Setting up a full takeout line? See our guide to disposable containers too.

Sources

• JiaroPack: Plastic cups with lids (sizes, pack counts, prices as of October 19, 2026)
• JiaroPack: 16 oz plastic cups with strawless sip lids (material, use)
• JiaroPack: Drinking straws