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Coffee Supreme is on a mission to make the coffee industry waste-free
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WELLINGTON, New Zealand – One of New Zealand’s most iconic coffee brands, Coffee Supreme, is spearheading a movement to make this country’s coffee industry...
Nespresso helps advance NY City recycling through City curbside program
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NEW YORK, NY, U.S. — Nespresso, the New York City Department of Sanitation (DSNY), and Sims Municipal Recycling (SMR) encourage New Yorkers to recycle...
Simply Cups recycling program aims to divert 11 mln cups from landfill
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SYDNEY, Australia — A recycler aiming to take 11 million coffee cups and turn them into bench seats, kerbing and car parking stoppers just...
Staples celebrates Earth Day by expanding recycling program to coffee brewers
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FRAMINGHAM, Mass., U.S. — Staples has become the first and only national retailer to accept both single serve and traditional coffee brewers for free...
Recyclers target 500,000 campus coffee cups at Brisbane’s QUT
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BRISBANE, Australia – Australians sip their way through a staggering 1 billion disposable cups of coffee each year, including over half a million cups...
Nespresso to test pilot recycling program for single-serve pods in the UK
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LONDON, UK – Coffee company Nespresso is rolling out a six-month pilot recycling program for its single-use, aluminum capsules in the UK. Beginning this week, Nespresso Club members in the London borough of Kensington and Chelsea will be able to recycle their used capsules via special purple bags provided by the coffee company.
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