Switching to a reusable coffee cup means you’ll massively reduce your plastic footprint without foregoing your caffeine fix ... BPA-free and BPS-free plastic, ... 16oz (475ml), 12oz (350ml) ...

Supposedly eco-friendly cups are still coated with a thin layer of plastic, which scientists have discovered can leach chemicals that harm living creatures.

The plastic-free pods are only compatible with a specific coffee machine called the Keurig Alta, which was also announced on March 13. Each of the different sized pods will have a unique code that ...

The cup, or shell, of many pods, is made of plastic that is recyclable. For instance, K-Cups are made from what’s known as No. 5 plastic, or polypropylene, which can be recycled. More on Coffee ...

Edible takeaway cups and library-style mug-borrowing schemes are on the menu at a growing number of cafes as possible solutions to Australia's addiction to plastic convenience.

Plastic coffee cups and all disposable plastic cup lids from March 1 2024. Lids for bowls, trays, plates and takeaway food containers from September 1 2024. Expanded polystyrene packaging ...