THE CAFE SUPPLY RECORD / US EDITION
CODE FIRST.COUNT SECOND.
Close the order.
Keep the details.
Clear lids. Wrapped straws. Exact cup codes and actual case counts for a more considered cold-service order.
Start with the cup code
SELECTED RECORDS / NOVEMBER 4, 2026
A lid is a lid.
Until the code
changes the order.
These three offers have different roles. A price per piece does not make them interchangeable.
Read the actual offer comparison
MATCH THE RECORD. ROUND THE CASES.
The same ounces
do not settle the lid.
Check the exact published cup relationship. Compare complete selling units in cents. Meet your own chosen piece target with whole cases or a supported straw pack.
Open the three order toolsBUYING QUESTIONS WITH AN ACTUAL NEXT STEP
Small details.
Real order decisions.
How do sleeves, packs and cases change an order quantity?
Inner packaging and selling units need separate fields before multiplication or rounding.
Is a lid’s outside edge the same measurement as the cup’s rim?
A nominal matching-rim category is not a measured lid outside diameter or a tolerance test.
How should a buyer distinguish hole, no-hole and wide-opening dome lids?
An opening suffix can change the selected accessory even when the case size and rim category look familiar.
Which EP-ST770 dimension should be used when fields conflict?
The current page does not provide one consistent precision dimension for a clearance calculation.
Does compostable mean the straw belongs in every compost bin?
Commercial certification language and actual collection acceptance are separate checks.
BROWSE THE SUPPLY DESK
KEEP THE CLAIM WITH ITS CONDITIONS
Cold service.
Clear boundaries.
Published matching lists are not leak tests. A material name is not a local collection route. Current maker records, exact selling counts and unresolved details stay visible.
Our sourcing method