140g IML Yogurt Cup with Spoon Under the Lid
A compact PP yogurt cup with a spoon stored under the lid and custom IML branding for dairy brands and private-label projects.
| Model | HL03-009 |
| Brimful volume | 180ml |
| Material | Polypropylene (PP) |
| Cup opening | Ø76mm |
| External size | Ø82 × 52.5mm |
| Spoon | Stored under the lid |
1. Match the Cup to Your Yogurt Portion
For dairy factories and yogurt brands, cup selection starts with the recipe, target net weight and filling line. This model combines a compact round cup with a spoon held inside the lid for single-serve packs.
- Plan the fill: use 140g as a project target, then measure your yogurt in a sample cup. The listed 180ml is brimful volume, not the recommended fill level.
- Check the line: compare the 76mm cup opening, 82mm maximum diameter and 52.5mm height with your cup holder and lidding equipment.
- Check the complete pack: allow space for the product, any sealing film and the spoon beneath the lid.
- Dimensions & Packing
- Filling & Product Protection
- Model: HL03-009, PP cup.
- Dimensions: opening Ø76mm, maximum external diameter Ø82mm, height 52.5mm. Request the current drawing and agreed tolerances before tooling or line setup.
- Volume: 180ml brimful. Establish working fill and headspace with your recipe and closure.
- Catalog loading reference: 148,800 pcs per 20GP; 378,000 pcs per 40HQ. Confirm whether the quote covers complete cup, lid and spoon sets, and whether pallets are included.
- Shipping quote: request units per carton, carton dimensions, gross weight and destination-port terms.
- Sealing: specify your intended film or closure system. Confirm the sealing surface, film compatibility and clearance below the spoon with samples.
- Processing: share filling temperature, any HPP cycle and chilled or frozen storage conditions for a model-specific suitability review.
- Validation: test lid fit, spoon retention, leakage and transport performance with the filled pack. Establish yogurt shelf life through your own product trials.
- Documentation: request the declaration of conformity and migration-test information applicable to the supplied materials, intended food contact and destination market.
2. Check the Lid and Spoon as a Set
The product photos show a spoon retained beneath the lid, keeping the utensil with the pack. Evaluate the complete set before approving it for production.
- Consumer use: check how easily the spoon releases and reaches the bottom of the cup.
- Closure fit: check lid engagement and clearance above the yogurt or sealing film.
- Supply format: agree whether spoons arrive fitted in the lids or as separate parts, and how components are protected during packing and handling.
Ask for cup, lid and spoon samples together so your team can review assembly and opening in one trial.
3. Customize the Cup and IML Artwork
Customize the cup base color, lid color and IML label for your yogurt brand. Keep the artwork approval separate from the structural sample approval.
- Prepare the design: request the label dieline, then supply vector artwork, brand colors and any barcode or variable-data area.
- Review the layout: check logo placement, ingredient and nutrition panels, barcode readability and label orientation on a physical sample.
- Plan your variants: specify the number of flavors and the order quantity for each design when requesting pricing.
The branded packs shown illustrate the existing structure and decoration. Your fill weight and artwork are approved for your own product.
4. Move from Sample to Production
01 · Trial the complete pack
Test your yogurt fill, cup handling, seal, lid and spoon on the intended line. Record the approved fill level and closure setup.
02 · Approve the artwork
Check the IML proof, colors, text and barcode. Agree the approval sample and specifications for each flavor.
03 · Confirm supply terms
Confirm quantities, component assembly, inspection requirements, carton packing and shipment schedule in the quotation.
Request in your quotation: MOQ per color and artwork, sample cost and timing, production lead time, component pricing and delivery terms.
Get a Quote for Your Yogurt Project
Send model HL03-009, target fill weight, yogurt type, filling and storage conditions, sealing method, artwork count, quantity and destination. Include any requirement for pre-assembled lids and spoons.
Related Yogurt Packaging
For another application of the same HL03-009 structure, see our Fruit Yogurt Packaging Cup. Compare the proposed fill and closure configuration before ordering.
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Email Us：sales@honokage.com
Address：Longchi Development Zone, Jiaomei Town, Taiwanese Investment Zone,
Zhangzhou, Fujian, China
No. Grams describe product mass, while milliliters describe volume. This model lists 180ml brimful volume. For a 140g yogurt portion, confirm the working fill with your recipe, headspace and lid or sealing-film arrangement. The branded photo shows an example pack with its own net-weight label.
The design shown holds a spoon beneath the lid. Ask the quotation to state whether cups, lids and spoons are supplied as a complete set, whether spoons are pre-fitted, and how the components are packed for hygienic handling. Check the release and retention of the spoon on a sample.
Share your proposed film and sealing process for review. The film must match the cup sealing surface and leave suitable clearance for the spoon. Trial the seal, opening and leakage performance on your filling line before approving this combination.
Yes. The cup base color, lid color and IML label can be customized. Request the label dieline and submit your artwork for review. Confirm the MOQ for each color and design, including separate yogurt flavors, in the quotation.
Provide the full processing and storage conditions for a suitability review of the cup, lid, spoon and any seal. Approve the combination through filled-pack trials. The PP material designation alone does not establish process compatibility or yogurt shelf life.
Send model HL03-009, target net weight, yogurt type, sealing method, filling and storage conditions, order quantity, artwork count and destination. Request the sample schedule, MOQ, production lead time, assembly format and carton details. These terms are confirmed for your project.