At the PNC Women Run the Cities race in Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota, in early May, Smithe helped quench the thirst of ...

In an effort to host more sustainable running events, the Atlantic City Marathon Race Series has partnered with a company to ...

Unfortunately, at Paris 2024 many reusable cups will feature the Olympic logo, making them appeal to ... reusable packaging in place of single-use plastic. This request was made through a letter ...

Ocean Conservancy, a US-based non-profit environmental advocacy group, has formed a reusable cup partnership with Green ...

The U.S. produces close to 40 million metric tons of plastic waste every ... is excited to offer reusable cups — even if they don’t have his company’s logo on them.

The Minneapolis-based company provides reusable serveware — cups, food containers and more — for mass gatherings, with these products designed to mitigate the persistent single-use plastic ...

Ocean Conservancy and its partner GOAL announced the "Protect Where We Play Tour" launch, a partnership across GOAL's network ...

Bold Reuse CEO Jocelyn Quarrell partnered with the city to bring reusable plastic cups to Spectrum and Ovens ... “Manufacturers simply slap that arrowed logo on everything regardless of whether ...

The last time you visited your favorite coffee shop for your daily brew, you may have noticed a bunch of people bringing their own reusable coffee cup for the barista to fill. With climate change ...

including inside restaurants (Petaluma Reusable Cup Project) About 50 billion single-use plastic cups are bought and thrown away each year across the US, according to the project's main backer ...

The Collector’s Meal cups in the US use Tritan plastic – a reusable, durable material ... May 1981 suggested banning McDonald's national promotional campaign from appearing in Massachusetts ...

Billions of disposable cups are used around the world each year. These cups are often made of plastic, but even if ... and leaving bins with the company logo for collection after use.