Starbucks launched the color-changing—and tbh, life-changing—tumblers in U.S. and Canada locations on April 29 , and they’ve already made major waves on social media. Will Starbucks bring back the color changing cups? Starbucks’ color-changing cups are finally back and still full of magic—now’s the time to collect yours. If you’re looking for a bold way … Read more
frank green, an Australian Made licensee , currently produces all of their plastic reusable cup products in Australia through a local manufacturer. Who owns Frank Green? ben young , founder of Frank Green. Source: Supplied. Benjamin Young describes his $20 million business as a “super proud, aussie company”. But despite his pride, the sustainable entrepreneur … Read more
These vintage-style metal coffee pots may look clunky, but they’re generally safe, as long as they are stainless steel and not lined with aluminum Are coffee makers toxic? Not all plastic coffee makers are toxic ! While some coffee makers labeled as bpa free still have BPA plastics, the label indicates that those plastics do … Read more
What plastic are starbucks tumblers made of? starbucks cups are actually lined with polyethylene plastic coating that makes it nearly impossible to recycle, experts say. “Paper recycling is designed for recycling paper, not plastic,” Will Lorenzi, president of packaging engineering company Smart Planet Technologies, told Mongabay in an interview. What are starbucks reusable cups made … Read more