Edible Coffee Cup, Cupffee Cup, Wafer Cup You Can Eat with Your Coffee, Tea, Espresso and Any hot or Cold Beverage. Eco Friendly, Good for Vegans, Coffee Gifts, Desserts, Yogurt Parfait, etc.

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The most common contributors to plastic waste in the coffee industry are single-use takeaway cups. Half a trillion disposable cups are manufactured annually: the equivalent of 70 cups for every person on the planet. Edible cups are made with oats and grains locally sourced from Australia. They are 100% vegan and a good source of fiber and vitamin B. Using edible cups won't affect the taste of the coffee. The edible coffee cups are made of natural and high-quality ingredients, so they are tasty and nutritious.Behind the stunt was Etihad Airways, which aims to reduce its own single-use plastic items by 80% in 2022. While most of us experience a pang of guilt when consuming water from a plastic bottle, we don’t feel nearly as bad about drinking a cup of joe out of a paper cup. After all, they’re compostable, right? That being said, Air New Zealand sells over 8 million cups of coffee per year, which is an awful lot of landfill waste, and so it’s unsurprising they’re looking to reduce their portion.

Ploymateria Ltd states that its long service life plastic degrades in six months to three years, whereas the short life service plastic will degrade in less than six months – a significant improvement on the materials currently being used. Edible containers Of course, the idea to leap from non-recyclable cups to edible ones as a solution wasn’t instantaneous, and there are plenty of other options that have attempted to solve the issue and many others that are still vying for the planet-saving honor. Reusable Mugs The world goes through more than 250 billion plastic-lined, paper drink cups every year, the UN Environment Programme estimates. Only about 1 per cent of those cups are recycled. Good-Edi says about 2.7 million disposable cups find their way to landfills each day in Australia.Being made with 100% natural ingredients, the Cupffee edible cup pods are entirely ecological,and biodegrade in a few weeks without leaving any trace. Of course, the protective label is also made with recycled paper. For an original coffee break and full respect for the environment. Furthermore, since they are made with completely natural ingredients, they can also be used for children’s drinks. Personalize your Cupffee cups with company names or logos