ASWAL manufactures paper cups in Canada for cafés, restaurants, hotels, institutions and distributors. From our Montreal factory, we offer cups for hot and cold beverages, available in standard designs or customized with your logo.
Explore our sizes and printing options to prepare an order suited to your business, whether for a one-time project or recurring supply.
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Our factory is located at 9475 Meilleur Street in Montreal. ASWAL brings together paper cup manufacturing and customization services to help businesses select their beverage packaging. Learn more about our company and manufacturing activity.
Working directly with our team lets you discuss cup sizes, artwork, lids and quantities in one request. For multiple locations or distribution networks, specify volumes by product reference and delivery destinations.
A request for “paper cups” leaves too many questions open. Describe the beverages, portions, service locations and how customers consume the drinks. Explain whether orders are taken away, used on the premises or handed out during an event.
For several locations, separate common requirements from local exceptions. A shared set of sizes may cover most of the menu while one location needs an additional reference. That context helps you discuss a coherent range without adding products unnecessarily.
If you are replacing a supplier, collect the references currently used and the problems you want to address. A photograph can explain the context, but ask for a comparison based on confirmed characteristics rather than assuming equivalence from appearance alone.
ASWAL lists hot and cold paper cups as separate references. The products below provide specific starting points for a purchasing discussion.
| Requirement to assess | ASWAL reference | Listed diameter |
|---|---|---|
| Smaller hot drink | 8 oz Hot Paper Cup | Ø80 mm |
| Intermediate hot size | 10 oz Hot Paper Cup | Ø90 mm |
| 12 oz hot serving | 12 oz Hot Paper Cup | Ø90 mm |
| Larger hot drink | 16 oz Hot Paper Cup | Ø90 mm |
| Larger cold drink | 20 oz Cold Paper Cup | Ø90 mm |
| Another large cold format | 22 oz Cold Paper Cup | Ø90 mm |
These details do not replace checking the intended recipe. Read nominal capacity, diameter and beverage family together. If a requirement is not addressed by the listing, ask for confirmation rather than assigning an assumed performance characteristic to the product.
Keep the full references in your purchasing spreadsheet. A shorthand label such as “large white cup” may be convenient in conversation but is not precise enough to distinguish every product when someone else places the reorder.
A complete selection should address closure as well as the cup. Identify the lids associated with the chosen products and confirm compatibility. Diameter is important information, but it should not be your only evidence that the pair fits correctly.
ASWAL’s lid category includes Ø90 mm models. The 8 oz hot cup is listed as Ø80 mm, so ask about the appropriate option for that reference. Resolving this before ordering avoids discovering at receiving that part of the stock does not match the intended service.
Explain whether the drink uses a straw or a particular topping. The opening should suit the product and consumption method. Do not assume an accessory is included simply because a product name refers to its use.
ASWAL offers digital and flexographic printing to customize your paper cups. The method depends on quantity, cup size and artwork. Let us know whether your design uses CMYK process colours or Pantone colours. Our team confirms the printing method and any plate charges in your quote.
Read our guide to CMYK and Pantone printing for custom paper cups.
A printed project requires more information than a logo file alone. Identify the sizes involved, the number of artwork versions and the wording that must appear. Ask which printing options apply to the proposed order.
You can develop the visual concept in Design My Cup. The preview helps communicate placement; it does not replace review of the artwork file, colours and production requirements. Keep the approved version associated with its product reference.
Agree on the approval step and the person authorized to give the final decision. For a group of locations or a partner brand, consolidate comments before submitting them. Conflicting instructions can make an otherwise clear project difficult to finalize.
Prepare requested quantities by reference and identify delivery destinations. State when you expect to use the cups so that feasibility can be assessed. Prices, minimum quantities and lead times should be confirmed in the proposal for your particular project.
Ask what the quote covers: cups, lids, customization, any artwork preparation and delivery under the proposed arrangements. Two totals can only be compared meaningfully when their scope is clear enough to understand the difference.
For recurring orders, share observed usage and variations. A forecast supports the discussion but does not itself reserve stock or create a production commitment. Ask how future requests should be submitted and when an order becomes confirmed.
Some businesses have specific documentation requirements. List those that apply to your purchase and ask what is available for the selected products. Canadian origin and the word “paper” should not be treated as evidence of a particular certification.
The same applies to environmental statements. Recyclability or compostability should not be claimed without information relevant to the product and the collection or processing systems involved. Your own customer communication should be as precise as the evidence supporting it.
If a requirement is essential to your procurement policy, identify it early. It is easier to discuss an unmet documentation need before selecting the final range than after artwork has already been approved.
Decide who will check product references, quantities and carton condition on arrival. Retain the order number and details needed to explain a discrepancy. Ask which contact or process to use if a question arises after delivery.
For replenishment, reuse the approved reference list instead of starting from an approximate description. Flag changes in recipes, cup sizes or artwork. A repeat request is easier to review when it clearly identifies what remains the same and what differs from the previous order.
Our paper cups are manufactured in Montreal, Quebec. If you have an origin requirement for a lid or accessory, specify the product reference in your request.
Yes. Send your logo, cup size, quantity per design and requested date. You can also prepare a preview in Design My Cup. Final artwork must be approved before production.
They depend on the product reference, quantity and printing process. Request a quote with your requirements to receive the terms for your order.
Provide quantities by size, the logos to print and delivery addresses. Our team can prepare a proposal based on how your requirements are distributed.
A Canadian paper cup manufacturer should be assessed through clearly identified products and confirmed arrangements. Explore ASWAL’s catalogue, select the references to review and request a quote with your service and customization requirements. That creates a practical basis for confirming an order with the Montreal manufacturer.
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