About AMP
Precision-Molded Plastic
Food & Beverage Components
AMP manufactures injection-molded plastic containers and packaging for food and beverage OEM and ODM customers across our Taiwan and Thailand facilities. Commonly produced parts include food storage containers, ice cream boxes, yogurt cups, butter boxes, plastic cups, and beverage packaging. Our customer base includes a global coffee brand among others served from our Thailand facility.
In-mold labeling is available in-house, allowing high-resolution graphics and full-color designs to be integrated directly into the part during the molding cycle with no secondary decoration step. Both facilities run 24-hour production with electric injection machines, and in-house mold tooling means your tool IP stays within a single certified facility from design through to mass production.
ISO 22000 | HACCP
Food & Beverage
ISO 9001
Quality Management
ISO 14001
Environmental Management
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Food & Beverage Components
Drinkware product range AMP injection-molded drinkware range including coffee drippers, cups, and tumblers in Tritan and PP, with clear, colored, and opaque finishes
Clear measuring jug AMP injection-molded clear Tritan measuring jug with handle and pour spout for food and beverage OEM programs
Tumblers and cups AMP injection-molded clear Tritan tumblers and cups in multiple sizes for food and beverage applications
Textured cups collection AMP injection-molded Tritan cups with decorative textured surface patterns in clear, red, and white finishes for consumer drinkware
Beverage container lids AMP injection-molded transparent PP beverage container lids with drinking openings for food-safe applications
Coffee dripper AMP injection-molded PP pour-over coffee dripper with ribbed interior and integrated stand for food and beverage OEM programs
Coffee brewing accessories AMP injection-molded coffee brewing components including PP drippers and clear Tritan tumblers for food and beverage OEM programs
AMP showroom display AMP food and beverage product range on display at our showroom, featuring Tritan water bottles, tumblers, and drinkware
Water bottles AMP injection-molded clear Tritan water bottles in multiple sizes and cap styles for food and beverage OEM programs
Supercritical foam molded cups AMP supercritical foam molded PP cups, lighter than solid designs while keeping wall rigidity, for food and beverage OEM production
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Food & Beverage Components FAQ
If your question is not listed here, please contact us and our team will be glad to assist you.
AMP produces injection-molded plastic containers and packaging for food and beverage applications. Commonly produced parts include food storage containers, ice cream boxes, yogurt cups, butter boxes, plastic cups, and beverage packaging. If you have a specific component type not listed here, contact us with your drawings and we will confirm whether it falls within our production scope.
AMP holds ISO 22000 for food safety management systems and HACCP certification, alongside ISO 9001 for quality management and ISO 14001 for environmental management. Customers with specific compliance requirements should include these in their RFQ so we can confirm whether our certifications meet your vendor qualification criteria.
Food and beverage components are produced at both our Taiwan and Thailand facilities. The Taiwan facility operates 52 injection machines from 30 to 3,200 tons and produces parts from approximately 1 gram to 25 kilograms. The Thailand facility operates 22 machines from 65 to 1,300 tons for parts up to 4 kilograms. Both facilities run 24-hour production with electric injection machines.
For food and beverage applications, AMP processes PP, PS, PCTG, PE, and ABS. PP is the most common material for food containers and is the primary substrate for in-mold labeling applications. Material selection for food-contact applications should be confirmed at the RFQ stage based on your specific end-use and compliance requirements.
In-mold labeling integrates a pre-printed label directly into the part during the injection molding cycle, so no secondary decoration step is required. The label is bonded to the part rather than applied afterward, producing a more durable finish with high-resolution graphics and full-color designs. It is performed in-house and is commonly used on the food containers and packaging we produce.
