On Oct. 26, Nissin Foods USA announced Cup Noodles will be getting rid of its current polystyrene cup design, introducing a new paper version in early 2024.

You'll soon be able to make ramen noodles without boiling water first. Nissin Foods, the company behind Cup Noodles, announced Thursday it is introducing a new paper cup design in early 2024 ...

The new cup will be made with 40% recycled fiber, no longer require plastic wrap, and features a sleeve made with 100% recycled paper. Additionally, the packaging is polystyrene-free.

Nissin Foods USA announced a new paper cup design for its Cup Noodles for early 2024 that will replace the current polystyrene cup. The change makes the ramen noodles microwavable in the package ...

The paper cup redesign is made with 40% recycled fiber, ... Cup Noodles’ paper cup design will be rolled out across all flavors in early 2024. Food Manufacturers Sustainable Solutions.

The brand had utilized its styrofoam cup since it first launched in the United States in 1973, but it wasn't microwave-safe like the new paper cup design will be. The redesign signals a major ...

See a few examples of paper-based packaging from Starbucks, Amazon, and PepsiCo from ThePackHub’s Innovation Zone.

Paper cups are transformed into elegant handcrafted baskets through a simple and creative process. Step-by-step instructions guide the shaping of delicate designs, adding a decorative floral element.

On October 26, the company behind the popular Cup Noodles (or “Cup of Noodles”) issued a press release proclaiming that they would be introducing a new paper-cup design that would not only be ...

WinCup, Inc., a leading national manufacturer of disposable foodservice products, announced that it has acquired the paper cup company ConverPack Inc., a global manufacturer of hot and cold paper cups ...

Transform everyday paper cups into a beautiful dodecahedron-shaped lamp or lantern with this easy and eco-friendly DIY tutorial. By cutting and folding the rims of 12 paper cups, a unique ...

If you order takeaway milk tea in Hong Kong, you will probably get it in the ubiquitous ‘wheat pattern’ paper cup. The design has inspired artists and homesick Hongkongers, but where did it ...