K-cups and other coffee pods have been hindering recycling efforts for years. The small, single-use plastic containers are used easily and frequently and immediately thrown away afterward. According ...

The retail and infrastructure giant also is investing in bioplastics developments and recycling to address consumer packaging ...

What started as a freshman year final project has become a burgeoning business for three rising juniors at High Technology ...

Expansion in the disposable cups market is driven by urbanization, rising convenience trends, and increased takeout and ...

A new children's book printed on paper made from recycled coffee cups and designed to teach children about sustainability and recycling has hit bookstores this week in what has been described as a ...

The Noosa Council was presented a motion by councillor Amelia Lorentson to complete a transition away from single-use coffee cups at the ordinary meeting on Thursday, June 19. Ms Lorentson ...

A new study finds that drinking three cups of coffee could boost your longevity. The results, however, were limited to black coffee and coffee with “low” levels of added sugar and saturated fat.

Drinking a cup or two of black coffee daily could lower risk of death by 14 per cent, but adding milk or sugar could diminish the benefits, according to a new study. The same link was not observed ...

“Reducing single-use items like coffee cups is a way to cut that number down.” Each year, some 80 billion disposable cups are used in the U.S.

Drinking Up To 3 Cups Of Coffee Per Day Can Help You Live Longer—But Only If You Drink It Like This Results showed a 14 percent lower risk of dying from any cause.

A recent study published in The Journal of Nutrition said that drinking a cup of black coffee daily can help lower the risk of death by 14 per cent. Read on to know more about the study.