Did Starbucks stop making the Been There mugs? After the third store didn’t have any mugs, we found an employee who shared some important but sad details– the “You Are Here” (YAH) series was being discontinued on March 27th and all of their mugs were sold out. Why did Starbucks change their mugs? The planned … Read more
KeepCup was made for one purpose, to reduce and replace the use of disposable cups in cafes That’s why all its components are engineered to be reusable and recyclable. What is the point of a Keep Cup? KeepCup was made for one purpose, to reduce and replace the use of disposable cups in cafes That’s … Read more
Can you buy plastic cups at Starbucks? If you love a latte to-go but hate what disposable cups are doing to the environment, you’ll be pleased that Starbucks is beginning to implement a plan to phase out its disposable cups. Can you still get starbucks reusable cups? Do I still get the 10c discount? Yes! … Read more
While the splash-free plastic lid makes it suitable for commutes, it is not leak-proof or spill-resistant The cork band makes this reusable coffee cup comfortable and easy to hold. However, it is non-removable, which means this KeepCup is neither microwavable nor dishwasher-safe. It’s still easy to clean, though. Why should you use a reusable cup? … Read more
Starbucks won’t be selling anything on its website anymore Not even mugs like these. Image source: Starbucks. While many products can be bought in the chain’s stores or through its brick-and-mortar as well as digital partners, the company made it clear that not every item will still be sold. Did Starbucks stop making the Been … Read more
disposable paper cups are not safe for drinking tea and a person drinking three cups of tea in them will end up ingesting 75,000 tiny microplastic microplastic Primary microplastics include any plastic fragments or particles that are already 5.0 mm in size or less before entering the environment. https://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Microplastics particles, a … Read more
No, most disposable cups are not biodegradable Most disposable cups are lined with polyethylene (a type of plastic), so they will not biodegrade. What type of cups are biodegradable? compostable cold cups & Lids Our 100% certified compostable cold cups and lids are made with either PLA, a bioplastic made from US grown corn or … Read more
The biggest issue with the use of disposable cups is that they are made to last for only one use A lot of energy goes into creating them and disposing of them just for one coffee or soda that lasts less than an hour. What are the disadvantages of using disposable cups? excessive waste production. … Read more
At the time of writing, the “Been There” mugs are not available online and are only available in the parks. However, before the “You Are Here” mugs are discontinued, you can still purchase these online Did Starbucks stop making the Been There mugs? After the third store didn’t have any mugs, we found an employee … Read more
This tumbler can save billions of others each year Styled on the classic “landfill” disposable cup-with-lid, this version is very different. Thanks to the glossy double-walled ceramic—and a sturdy silicone top—it’s 100% reusable. What is the most sustainable cup? Made from bamboo fibre, the world’s most sustainable crop, the Ecoffee Cup leads the way in … Read more