Get set to Impresso customers
There’s absolutely no doubt that the rise of the coffee bar culture has changed customers’ expectations when it comes to the style of cup they want their hot beverage to be served in.
Those looking for a contemporary, sleek style solution with superb insulation to cater for the latest coffee culture trend need look no further than the Black Impresso Double Wall cups from Huhtamaki; Ideal for serving frothy cappuccinos, tempting lattes and luxurious hot chocolates.
Featuring the iconic Impresso ‘S’ wave emboss design that not only enhances the insulation, ensuring hot beverages stay hotter for longer, but also improves the grip and feel of the cup for the customer and allows for extra safety.
The extra insulation of the Black Impresso Double Wall Cup means there’s no need to double cup or provide customers with a separate sleeve which will slash any unnecessary inventory costs, making these contemporary cups a cost effective packaging solution for cafés, and coffee shops across the country.
With three different sizes available you can choose from a 9oz, 12oz or 16oz Black Impresso cup so there’s a size to accommodate all, whether customers decide to opt for a small, regular or large size hot drink.
Like all Huhtamaki UK paper cups the Black Impresso Double Wall Cups are made with 100% PEFC certified paperboard and can be collected and recycled via the Simply Cups scheme – of which Bunzl Catering Supplies and Huhtamaki are founding members.

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