Why Steel?
Thanks to their inherent strength and magnetic qualities, products like Steel Chill-Cups™ are much easier for Material Recovery Facilities (MRF) to sort, resulting in the highest recycling rate of all food containers.

Steel By The Numbers
(2022 Can Manufacturers Institute)
- Steel makes food cans the #1 most recycled food package in the U.S. That's why we introduced the steel disposable party cup, which allows you to chill guilt-free at your next party. Let's make Steel Chill-Cups the most recycled disposable cup.
- 100% of the Steel Chill-Cup™ is recyclable
- Steel is infinitely recyclable. As a result, 75% of all steel ever produced is still in use today
- Recycling 1 ton of steel cans conserves 2,500 lbs. of iron ore, 1,400 lbs. of coal and 120 lbs. of lime stone
- New steel produced with recycled cans reduces greenhouse gas emissions by 75%
When It Comes to Recycling Rates, Steel is the Clear Winner.
Steel Cans:
Aluminum
Beverage Cans:
PET
(Polyethylene Terephthalate)
Beverage Bottles:
Beverage
Glass:
Cartons:
Flexibles:
Why Should You Choose
Steel Chill-Cups™?

Strength
It's Infinitely
Recyclable
According to the EPA, steel cans have the highest recycling rate of 58% and can be infinitely recycled which is why 75% of all steel ever produced is still in use today.

Magnetic Properties
It's 100%
Recyclable
Unlike plastics or any other material, steel is easily sorted from recycling streams — meaning if you put it in your recycling bin you can feel confident it will get recycled..

Sustainable
#1 Ranking with the
Highest Recycling Rate
of all food packaging in the U.S.