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Cups, Glasses and Lids Cups, Glasses and Lids

SINGLE-USE ITEMS

PROHIBITED

FOR CUPS AND GLASSES
All plastics, compostable or not (no. 1 to 7)

FOR LIDS
Polystyrene (no. 6) and compostable plastics (no. 7 PLA and PHA)

SINGLE-USE ITEMS

AUTHORIZED

FIRST CHOICE

Non-laminated paper or cardboard for CUPS.

  • If a protective lining is required, choose one that is water based or a bio-based plastic laminate that is certified compostable (in accordance with standards BNQ 0017-088 or ASTM D6868 or EN 13 432).

Articles made of moulded or pressed paper or cardboard pulp (wood, and other cellulosic fibres) without plastic laminates FOR LIDS.

  • If a protective lining is required, choose one that is water based or a bio-based plastic laminate that is certified compostable (in accordance with standards BNQ 0017-088 or ASTM D6868 or EN 13 432).
  • Prioritize using a lid that is attached to the container and made of the same material (containers with hinged or foldable lids).


After use:

  • RECYCLE them

SECOND CHOICE

FOR LIDS: Clear or transparent plastics other than #6. 

  • Prioritize using rPET plastic.


After use:

  • RECYCLE them

Refer to the following list of suppliers (manufacturers and/or distributors) to help choose your products. If you know of other relevant products that should be listed here, send us an email at fournisseur@guichetguta.ca

THINKING ABOUT REUSING?

EVEN BETTER!

There are far too many single-use containers in circulation, even though they are compliant with the City of Montreal’s legislation that has banned certain single-use plastic items since March 28, 2023.

We’ve created a guide to help you better understand how to prioritize the use of reusable dishware and containers. We have everything to gain: a sustainable and visionary city, a population that is proud to live in it, and a healthier wallet and planet!

Best practices