A university is removing all single-use cups from its campuses following a pilot scheme which "saved 4,500 disposable cups ...

Cafes in Bermagui, New South Wales, band together to wage war on waste, saying it is easier to make the shift together.

Drinking tea or coffee is an everyday habit for many, but have you ever thought about what might be lurking in your paper cup ...

Experts believe that many types of chemicals and plastic are used to make paper cups, which are very dangerous for our health ...

where the administration launched a borrowing scheme with 18 coffee shops last year, saving 200,000 disposable cups in two months. Taiwan has also implemented new laws requiring convenience stores ...

More than 700,000 cups were returned here last year. Could deposit machines be coming to more of Europe’s streets?

But each year, one billion of us forget. Which means each year in Australia, an estimated one billion disposable coffee cups end up in landfill. The first thing you’ll probably declare is that ...

Reusable cups have been introduced at some businesses in Glasgow to try and reduce the number of single-use cups being thrown away.

The coffee giant is trying to make its stores more inviting by adding more comfortable chairs and serving coffee in ceramic ...

The UK’s first returnable drinking cup scheme has been launched in Scotland in an effort to reduce waste from single-use ...

Cross-brand initiative, Borrow Cup, aims to reduce 388 million annual disposable cups through reusable alternative ...

The hot beverage cups segment is expected to dominate the market, driven by the growing consumption of tea and coffee, along with changing lifestyles among millennials. This segment is set to create ...