BREAKING NEWS
Starbucks Introduces New Sustainable Coffee Cups in Global Rollout
[Image: A photo of a Starbucks barista holding a reusable cup with a green lid]
In a major move towards sustainability, Starbucks has announced the global rollout of new, sustainable coffee cups made from a plant-based material. The innovative cups, which are designed to be compostable and recyclable, are set to replace the company’s traditional paper cups in stores worldwide.
The new cups, which feature a unique green lid, are made from a plant-based material called "PaperFiber" that is derived from sugarcane and bamboo. The material is fully compostable and can be recycled, reducing the amount of waste sent to landfills and oceans.
"We’re thrilled to introduce our new sustainable coffee cups, which mark a significant step towards reducing our environmental footprint," said Howard Schultz, Starbucks Chairman and CEO. "Our customers and partners have been urging us to take action on sustainability, and we’re committed to making a positive impact on the environment."
The new cups will be rolled out globally over the next few months, with a phased rollout in select markets starting today. The company plans to phase out traditional paper cups in favor of the sustainable alternatives, which will be available in all sizes, including short, tall, grande, and venti.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
- Starbucks introduces new sustainable coffee cups made from plant-based material
- Cups are compostable and recyclable, reducing waste sent to landfills and oceans
- Global rollout begins today, with phased rollout in select markets
- Company plans to phase out traditional paper cups in favor of sustainable alternatives
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PRESS RELEASE
For more information on Starbucks’ sustainability initiatives and the new sustainable coffee cups, please visit our website or contact our press office at pressoffice@starbucks.com.
FACT SHEET
- What is the new sustainable coffee cup made of?
- The new cup is made from a plant-based material called "PaperFiber" that is derived from sugarcane and bamboo.
- Is the new cup compostable and recyclable?
- Yes, the new cup is fully compostable and can be recycled, reducing the amount of waste sent to landfills and oceans.
- When will the new cups be rolled out globally?
- The global rollout will begin today, with a phased rollout in select markets.
- Will the new cups be available in all sizes?
- Yes, the new cups will be available in all sizes, including short, tall, grande, and venti.
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