Custom foam cups with the look and order size you need for success.

Foam cups — printed with your business’s logo and art — guarantee you’ll be in their mind and their hand, no matter where they go.

And as an ambitious business ourselves, we get the importance of keeping your brand in front of your customers.

That’s why at Morrison Cup Solutions, we offer custom printed foam cups with some of the smallest minimum runs on the market, all carefully designed and laid out by our in-house creative services team.

If you’re looking for a versatile product that works for hot and cold drinks, with low minimum runs and short production turnaround, Morrison Cup Solutions delivers every time.

There’s hard science to back up the importance of personalized cups. For every dollar spent on personalized promotional items, a company can yield anywhere from 100 to 1,000 unique ad impressions — compared to just 17 to 200 for traditional broadcast TV and radio spots. That’s a lot of ad power in just pennies on the dollar.

When you work with our design team, forget your logo in the middle of some bland white cup. We turn your cup into the very extension of your brand, turning your logo or art into a wholly unique branded experience. With a wide range of imprint colors available, there’s no design we can’t tackle.

And if you don’t have access to your logo files? We can rebuild it for you. None of the other custom cup printers out there will do that.— just another example of our exemplary customer service.

What’s the difference between the typically printed styrofoam cup and personalized cups from Morrison Cup Company?

Fun fact: The typical consumer-grade personalized “styrofoam cup” or foam cooler is made from a substance called expanded polystyrene (EPS), a plastic substrate that looks and feels like sugar. The reason why it became the standard choice in custom printed cups is because of its insulating properties.

EPS is 95 percent air in between tiny plastic pellets. Air in any insulation helps resist the transfer of temperature. When this science is applied to the concept of a foam cup, a polystyrene (styrofoam) cup allows hot or cold beverages to retain their temperature.