BUFFALO, N.Y. — Tim Hortons has unveiled a new pilot program that would introduce reusable, returnable cup and food packaging. Tim Hortons says they have partnered with TerraCycle's zero-waste ...

Returnable, reusable glass wine bottles support the wine industry's drive towards improved sustainability Revino will partner with wineries, local and statewide legislators, and NGOs to lower the ...

A recent report by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, an organisation working to develop a circular economy, emphasises the importance of reusable and returnable packaging in reducing greenhouse gas (GHG ...

KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Tupperware, in partnership with Loop, has designed a one-of-a-kind reusable packaging container for Canadian fast food restaurant Tim Hortons. The pilot program gives customers the ...

Grist is a nonprofit, independent media organization dedicated to telling stories of climate solutions and a just future. For several months last year, patrons of a Seattle coffee shop called Tailwind ...

Making the best of a bad situation is in Mishel Wong’s DNA as much as an entrepreneurial spirit. That was made clear several years ago while working in Quebec for Servicelab Canada, a supplier of ...

Returnable containers are the future — but standards are needed to ensure a smooth transition away from single-use plastic, which accounts for around 40% of plastic pollution worldwide. According to a ...

TORONTO, Oct. 22, 2020 /CNW/ - Tim Hortons is excited to be partnering with TerraCycle's zero-waste platform, Loop, to pilot a program that will give guests the option of paying a deposit and ...

For several months last year, patrons of a Seattle coffee shop called Tailwind Cafe had the option of ordering their Americanos and lattes in returnable metal to-go cups. Customers could simply borrow ...

Quick pop quiz: Is it better to recycle your cardboard boxes, or use a sturdier packaging bag that can be used again and again until it meets its maker again? Returnity‘s bet is the latter, and the ...

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