Naturesse Dom Lid CPLA White – eco-friendly lids for coffee cups
The Naturesse Dom Lid CPLA in White is a precisely fitting lid for disposable 1.8 dl coffee cups. The pack contains 50 lids made from a combination of cardboard, paper, and bio-based PLA plastic.
50 lids at once – ideal for daily coffee at home or in the office without constant replenishment.
PLA from renewable raw materials – reduces the use of petroleum-based plastics and conserves resources.
Perfect fit for standard 1.8 dl coffee cups – secure hold, no slipping or leaking.
White color matches any cup – neutral and discreet in everyday use.
Recyclable after use – lids can be disposed of via paper or plastic recycling streams.
What makes the Naturesse CPLA lid special
This lid combines the stability of cardboard with the flexibility of PLA, a bio-based plastic made from corn starch or sugarcane. Unlike pure plastic lids, it thus contributes to a lower environmental impact without sacrificing functionality. The smooth surface and precise edge guarantee a tight seal.
Perfect for...
This lid is especially suitable for coffee lovers who often enjoy their drink on the go or at the office. It is also a practical solution for restaurants, canteens, and events.
How to use the Naturesse CPLA Dom Lid
Simply place the lid onto the filled 1.8 dl coffee cup and press it down gently. Thanks to its precise fit, it holds securely during transport. After use, separate the lid from the cup and dispose of it according to local recycling guidelines (paper or plastic waste).
Haushaltsware is a brand of the Swiss wholesaler Alltron (Brack). It offers a range of household items, including takeaway packaging. The details of this brand are not documented.
The Naturesse Dom Lid CPLA is a lid for coffee cups with a capacity of 1.8 dl. It is made of cardboard, paper, and bio-based PLA plastic and comes in a pack of 50 pieces.
The lid fits standard coffee cups with a capacity of 1.8 dl. Its precise design ensures a secure and tight fit.
The lid is made from a combination of cardboard, paper, and polylactic acid (PLA), a bio-based plastic from renewable resources. It is white in color.
No, the lids are designed for single use. After use, they can be recycled where local recycling facilities allow.
The lids consist of multiple materials. In many municipalities, they can be disposed of with plastic or paper waste. Please check your local recycling guidelines for proper separation.
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