In July, Starbucks South Korea will launch Borrow a Cup program in stores and recently committed to eliminating single-use cups by 2025.Do you hear those jingle bells ringing in the distance? Starbucks is here to get you in the holiday spirit early with a preview of soon-to-be fan-favorite gifts for the upcoming season. Earlier this month, Starbucks EMEA announced they will offer a reusable cup share program in all Europe, Middle East and Africa stores by 2025. Starbucks continues to make progress against this goal around the world.
This complements our work with municipalities to improve recycling and composting infrastructure. Starbucks continues to explore scalable options to reduce single-use cup waste and has acted through powerful partnerships – including our work with Closed Loop Partners and their NextGen Consortium and the Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s New Plastics Economy Global Commitment – to research and test solutions that will make our cups, lids and straws easier to recycle and compost. are served in single-use cups, with only a small amount being recycled or composted due to waste processing infrastructure limitations. And yet, the majority of our beverages in the U.S. We have offered the option for customers to enjoy their beverage in For Here Ware or to BYOC (bring your own cup) for a discount since the 1980s.
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How it works Cleanliness of cup is checked by your barista, retain your lid Reusable is placed in a ceramic mug Beverage is made, contact free At the hand-off, pick up your cup Pop on the lid, and you’re good to goĮfforts to reduce single-use cup waste is not new to Starbucks. Starbucks will also be reinstating For Here Ware for customers who choose to enjoy their food and beverages in-store where indoor dining is available.
In addition, the company is currently testing safe options for allowing personal reusable cups via the drive thru, but for now personal reusable cups will only be accepted in stores. Only clean cups will be accepted Starbucks partners will not be able to clean them for customers. Starbucks held extensive trials and has adopted this new process, using a ceramic mug to transport the reusable cup through the bar, in EMEA and Asia Pacific to reintroduce reusable cups with confidence.
To encourage customers to choose reusable and reduce single-use cup waste, Starbucks will continue offering customers a $.10 discount on their beverage of choice. At Starbucks, pre-COVID 80% of beverages are enjoyed on the go. Here’s the step-by-step guide to our simple, safe and contactless procedure.Ĭustomer adoption of reusable cups is one part of Starbucks ongoing commitment to reduce single-use cup waste and goal to reduce waste by 50% by 2030.īeginning June 22, Starbucks is safely reintroducing personal reusable cups across company operated stores in the U.S.Īs part of Starbucks ongoing commitment to prioritizing partner and customer safety, the company developed a completely contactless, new method – eliminating any shared touch points between the customer and Starbucks partners (baristas).īringing back personal reusable cups is a key part of Starbucks ongoing commitment to reduce single-use cup waste and goal to reduce waste by 50% by 2030. Personal reusable cups return to Starbucks stores in the U.S.
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