Sentences with phrase «in reusable cup»

To date, Starbucks serves less than 2 percent of drinks in reusable cups.

If you've followed our Starbucks #BreakFreeFromPlastic campaign, you may know Starbucks set a goal in 2008 to serve 25 percent of hot and cold beverages in reusable cups by 2015.

Adopt a single - use plastic free lifestyle by investing in reusable cups and cutlery, purchasing loose produce instead of packaged produce, and saying no to plastic straws, bags, bottles, and takeaway containers

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The reusable menstrual cup is a technology that's been around for nearly a hundred years, but it languished in obscurity for much of that time, stuck on high shelves in the back corners of health food stores.

Switch from disposable foam cups to reusable ceramic mugs in the break room.

The committee said evidence suggests an extra charge would be more effective in curbing the use of disposable cups than offering discounts for customers who bring a reusable one.

After tiring of a single - cup reusable coffee filter that put hot water into contact with plastic, I searched high and low for a coffee brewing set that met two requirements: no plastic in contact with boiling water and no paper filters to buy and then toss.

I spoon 1/2 cup into reusable containers and warm in the morning.

Okay Goddess - count me in - I will try the following areas: 1 - Paper towels to cloth towels 2 - Tissues to handkerchiefs 3 - Inexpensive plastic â $ œTake & Tossâ $ sippy cups to Sigg or Camelbak bottles or the Kleen Kanteen - I assume this includes coffee cups (et al Starbucks cups, tully's, 7 - 11, Mickey D's) 4 - Disposable water bottles to (again) reusable bottles like Sigg or Camelbak

In addition to reusable menstrual products like Lunapads and the DivaCup menstrual cup, Lunapads.com also carries cloth handkerchiefs and cloth wipes.

SoftCup comes in a disposable and a reusable cup; however the reusable cup is for one menstrual cycle only.

You don't want to mix up bottles or cups, so using these easy - to - wash reusable labels makes a parent's life so much easier — no more rushing around labeling things with a permanent marker, only to find it washes off, or stickers which fall off in the dishwasher.

Measure out about 1/2 cup of oatmeal for each ziploc bag or other reusable container, then add in some fun flavors!

Menstrual cups are reusable feminine hygiene products that work by being inserted into the vagina, where they catch menstrual blood in their cup - shaped body.

These non-adhesive and reusable labels are a must - have for any kiddo going to daycare or school; these labels are easily washable and go on sippy cups, bottles, thermoses, and more — and because your child's name is engraved in the label, their name can never be washed off.

When I quit using tampons in favour of a reusable cup I did note the supposed health benefits, but mainly it was the reduction of garbage that attracted me.

Silicone Baking Cups — A colorful way to separate food in your bento box is using these reusable silicone baking cups.

Some of the things we regularly have on the tray is: local vegetables such as red skin potatoes or carrots, roasted, milk, from a local dairy, in a reusable plastic cup, yogurt that we make from the local milk and granola made in house.

Even better, pack 1 - cup portions in reusable containers or plastic baggies ahead of time, ready to toss into sports bags at zero notice!

When it comes to juice boxes, the truly frugal strategy is not to buy them at all, and to instead serve your little one juice in plain old cups, water bottles or similar reusable products.

That's why we've actually done the hard part so you can see what features you need most in our K - cup filter buying guide and our best reusable k cup filter reviews.

One obvious place to start is to bring in your own reusable mug to fill up on your favorite blend to cut down on paper cup waste.

Pass over the café or smoothie shop on your way to work (to - go beverage cups generate tons of waste) and prep your coffee or green juice at home and bring it on the go in a reusable container.

The chain also already offers a small drink discount when you bring your own mug too, so keeping a reusable Venti cup on hand can add up in the long run.

As it stands now, only 1.8 percent of Starbucks customers in the UK bring their own reusable cups.

SoftCup comes in a disposable and a reusable cup; however the reusable cup is for one menstrual cycle only.

If I could recommend something, it would be also great (from the ecologic point of view) to provide reusable glass cups for tea / coffee (not the one - use carton ones) & to introduce the rule that if the towels are not laying on the floor, it means I want to reuse them (I believe this rule is generally used in other hotels)

So carafes of drinking water for customers on the beach, and reusable cups for divers needing a drink in their surface interval.

Charging extra for disposable cups while discounting reusables is working well in locations across London.

Customers pay $ 1 for a reusable cup that can be returned to any participating business in the city center.

In an attempt to get coffee cup waste under control, a recommendation has been made to start charging for disposables, rather than discounting reusables.

Biodegradable corn plastic cups and seed paper sleeves were available and the campaign's signage was read by all waiting in line, stating: Switching from a disposable to a reusable mug can save 9 million trees a year, 5.7 billion gallons of water and eliminate 363 million pounds of solid waste from landfill.

As for popsicle molds: To avoid the classic plastic contraptions, you can purchase reusable stainless steel molds, or freeze them in paper cups.

Divide into half - cup portions, and store in reusable containers in the refrigerator until it's snack - time.

Flanked by the 12 - foot - tall Cup Monster, people in trash and cup costumes, two 11 - year - olds from Canada who collected 300,000 + petition signatures, and green boxes filled with 973,000 + petition signatures — the coalition celebrated Starbucks» recent announcement on recyclable and compostable cups, while drawing attention to the company's failed commitments on increasing reusable cup usage and eliminating plastic straws and other plastic packagiCup Monster, people in trash and cup costumes, two 11 - year - olds from Canada who collected 300,000 + petition signatures, and green boxes filled with 973,000 + petition signatures — the coalition celebrated Starbucks» recent announcement on recyclable and compostable cups, while drawing attention to the company's failed commitments on increasing reusable cup usage and eliminating plastic straws and other plastic packagicup costumes, two 11 - year - olds from Canada who collected 300,000 + petition signatures, and green boxes filled with 973,000 + petition signatures — the coalition celebrated Starbucks» recent announcement on recyclable and compostable cups, while drawing attention to the company's failed commitments on increasing reusable cup usage and eliminating plastic straws and other plastic packagicup usage and eliminating plastic straws and other plastic packaging.

Options include the use of biodegradable packaging, recycling programs and making the cups reusable in some fashion.

In 2008, Starbucks said it would serve a 100 percent recyclable paper cup and increase reusables to 25 percent by 2015.

In 1998, Starbucks» Environmental Affairs Department determined that if a typical Starbucks store used 10 reusable cups per hour, that store would save $ 6,400 and 1,260 pounds of paper cups per year.

Here's where I see a glaring gap and potential for a huge increase of hard good sales, which could result in decreased waste generation and costs worldwide: Instead of business as usual with continued global expansion that simultaneously increases profits and global waste, Starbucks has an opportunity to show social and environmental responsibility, increase profits, save money, and generate less waste by promoting branded reusable cups, straws, and cutlery.

It's time to switch to paper straws and compostable cups in every location, not just Santa Cruz, and start promoting reusables.

If Starbucks would put as much effort into selling branded reusables as they do in marketing their Frappuccinos in single - use plastic dome cups (with «not so green» plastic straws), imagine the impact they would have worldwide.

For five years, it held «cup summits» and consulted experts from Massachusetts Institute of Technology in an attempt to come up with a better cup, but then the company officially retreated in 2013, downgrading its goal for reusable mugs to a mere 5 percent.

«Back in 2008, Starbucks pledged to develop a 100 percent recyclable, biodegradable cup by 2015, and to get one quarter of customers bringing reusable mugs, but little has changed.

In my list of ways to reduce plastic waste, I suggested that the single use coffee cup is easily replaced with a reusable mug — either at home or toted to the coffee shop.

Still in the running are: a reusable grocery bag with a built - in dry - erase shopping list, a double - wall tea cup to keep you from burning your hands, and «regreet,» an inventive way to re-use old greeting cards.

In a perfect world, we would all have reusable coffee cups that we carried around with us wherever we went.

Based in the United Kingdom, Jessica Renz is a young woman whose 2017 New Year's resolution to use a reusable cup all year long quickly morphed into something much bigger — a quest to eliminate all disposable plastics.

Notable at the EcoShowroom was the KeepCup, a reusable coffee cup made in a bevy of bright colors.

Adding to the problem is the fact that adoption of current, reusable alternatives is less than 2 %, due in part to the fact that these alternatives are not as convenient as the paper cup.

But the countless paper cups, cardboard sleeves, and plastic lids that end up in landfills every day — well how about relying on a reusable mug?