§01 · SEAL Indonesia · rPET Cup & Bowl
Joint operation · Dedicated line · SEAL-owned molds
Bring recycled material targets into everyday packaging. SEAL connects cup and bowl specifications, testing, branding and supply planning in one rPET programme.
Company · application · size · monthly forecast
§02 · Production capabilities
rPET production through a joint operation, with a dedicated line and SEAL-owned molds. Brand, procurement and QA teams can coordinate their product requirements through SEAL.
§03 · Product lines
CUP / BEVERAGE / DESSERT
SEAL Indonesia supplies rPET, or recycled PET, cups for FMCG brands, QSR and beverage chains. Procurement teams can review recycled content, dimensions, matching lids, branding options and the supply plan in one brief.
View product lines and specifications →BOWL / SALAD / FRUIT / DELI
SEAL rPET bowl programmes connect clear packaging requirements with procurement for QSR, restaurant groups, FMCG and modern retail. Define serving size, display dimensions, lid, storage conditions and material documentation from the start.
View product lines and specifications →§04 · Supplier and material transition
Use your current specification to start the evaluation. A per-SKU approach helps teams test rPET, qualify a second supplier or plan a phased supply transition.
Send your current sample or drawing, target recycled content, monthly volume per SKU and distribution locations. SEAL maps the cup or bowl and its matching components.
Review composition, dimensions, weight, food-contact use and the document scope required by procurement and QA. Testing needs are defined for the product application.
Use samples to assess appearance, portions, lid fit, filling, stacking and outlet or distribution handling. Agree acceptance criteria before a production order.
Set the final specification, MOQ, price, schedule and delivery plan per SKU. Start with one priority item and develop a recurring supply or second-source programme.
§05 · Specification and quotation
§06 · Procurement questions
rPET is PET sourced from recycled PET material. Recycled content in a cup or bowl is defined per specification. Similar appearance to PET does not establish material composition; use the specification and supporting documents for assessment.
SEAL runs rPET production through a joint operation, with a dedicated line and SEAL-owned molds. Cup and bowl programmes are planned around the application, material requirements, volume per SKU and customer schedule.
Recycled content is confirmed in the quotation and specification for the selected SKU. Include your target recycled content and required documentation in the brief so the composition and supporting evidence can be reviewed before approval.
Food-contact suitability is assessed against the material source, recycling process, product construction, food type and conditions of use. Request documents applicable to the offered SKU; a company certificate alone does not establish suitability for every cup and bowl.
Yes, size, lid and decoration requirements can be included in an rPET programme. Send a drawing or reference sample, monthly volume and artwork. Mold options, final dimensions, decoration method and lid fit are reviewed before the final quotation.
rPET MOQ, sample schedule and lead time are set per specification, material requirement, mold and order volume. SEAL prepares a quotation after receiving the size, application, volume per SKU, target recycled content and required schedule.
Send the current sample or drawing, lid specification, application and forecast per SKU. A programme can begin with one SKU for material assessment, operational fit testing, sample approval and phased ordering or a second-source arrangement.
rPET describes recycled material input. It does not mean biodegradable or automatically recycled after use. Collection, sorting, packaging condition and acceptance by local facilities determine the actual recovery route.
§07 · Start your rPET programme
Send your cup or bowl requirements, reference sample and forecast per SKU. SEAL prepares the material review, format options, testing requirements and project quotation.
Include your company, application, size and monthly forecast. A current sample or drawing helps the specification review.