Coffe-to-go paper cup 400ml printed Pastel Kram 50 pcs
Disposable, paper cups are perfect for bars and cafes serving both cold and andhot drinksto go. Cups with variousColorful Prints andInscriptions. They are perfect for serving hot drinks such as coffee, tea and hot chocolate.
Specifications:
- cups
Quantity in the package:100pcs
Height:11cm
Upper rim diameter:9cm
Bottom rim diameter:6cm
The product has a printed or embossed pictogram in accordance with the guidelines of the Directive EU
- lids
Quantity in the package: 50 pcs.
Diameter:9cm
Color:
Rotationally packed (it is not possible to order one selected pattern).
!!! We have eco-friendly covers that fit the cup. Available for purchase separately in another auction!!!
According to the Plastics Act, the last user is subject to an additional product fee. The product price does not include the product fee, and the obligation to pay the product fee and keep records rests with the entrepreneur making the purchase at this auction. By purchasing at this auction, I accept the declaration at the very bottom of the description.
Below is information on the rates and obligations of the entrepreneur.
On December 11, 2023, the fee rates for the Act were published.
PLN 0.20/pc. beverage cups, including their lids and covers;
PLN 0.25/pc. for ready-to-eat food containers defined in the Act.
Introducing the obligations arising from the implementation of the SUP Directive into Polish law is a challenge due to the diversity of products present in companies. The multitude of industries and products made this process more complex than originally anticipated. Companies faced the considerable task of adapting to the new regulations. From restaurants to grocery stores, from hotels to catering companies every industry must adapt to the new regulations.
Beyond the scope of the changes, the timetable according to which the individual provisions of the directive come into force is extremely important for every entrepreneur.
May 24, 2023 from this date, the EU Single-Use Plastics Directive comes into force in Poland. From this date, entrepreneurs who place on the market or make available single-use products made of plastics, including packaging products, should adapt their operations to the directive.
August 24, 2023 the final deadline by which entrepreneurs operating a catering establishment or retail unit who have not yet registered with the BDO must register. Entrepreneurs who run a catering business and are already in the register must submit an appropriate update application.
January 1, 2024 from this date, entrepreneurs who run retail outlets, catering facilities or those who use vending devices should charge a fee for the disposable plastic packaging they provide.
March 15, 2024 deadline for submitting the first annual report to the BDO for single-use plastic products placed on the market or made available, including packaging products. The report covers the year 2023.
July 1, 2024 from this date, trade and catering are obliged to provide customers with alternative versions of disposable products made of plastic, including packaging products.
March 15, 2025 the first product fee paid by trade and catering for additional fees collected from end users related to the provision of disposable packaging and products made of plastic.
Penalties for non-compliance by entrepreneurs with the obligations imposed on them by the Act
PLN 500 to PLN 20,000 this is the amount that an entrepreneur who does not charge fees for plastic beverage cups and food containers will pay; this penalty also applies to entrepreneurs who do not provide an alternative to disposable packaging made of plastic from July 1, 2024; this applies to both catering establishments and vending devices (e.g. coffee, tea machines, etc.);
PLN 10,000 PLN 100,000 this is how much an entrepreneur will pay if he does not keep appropriate records of disposable plastic products and packaging products placed on the market,
PLN 10,000 PLN 500,000 this is how much an entrepreneur will pay if he places banned plastic products or oxo-degradable products on the market; A fine of the same amount will also be paid by entrepreneurs who fail to timely finance Public Educational Campaigns.
We want the process of introducing new fees to be clear and easy to understand.
The key is determining who the end user is and which products are covered by the SUP regulations, and then how they should be accurately recorded, settled, and reported, as well as how to include them in budget plans. Let's focus on the obligations of entrepreneurs, referring to the current interpretations of marshal offices.
The definition of end user
in Article 2, point 11ac of the Public Educational Campaign indicates that the end user is an entity purc...
Capacity: 400ml
Material: Plastic
No-delivery refund
