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Starbucks holiday cups — the unofficial retail marker to the start of the holiday season and cause of many a Thanksgiving dinner political argument — are back this Thursday, November 7. For 2019, the ...

If you visit a McDonald’s in the U.K. early next year, you might notice a new option if you get a hot drink like coffee or hot chocolate: Instead of a typical disposable cup, you’ll have the choice to ...

This is the sixth year that the coffee chain is handing out free reusable red cups with select holiday drinks Sabrina Weiss is the Editorial Assistant of PEOPLE's food department. She writes the ...

Most coffee cups–around 99.75%, by one U.K. estimate–end up in the trash. Now one design company is making some of them into new reusable coffee mugs. “We’ve only got finite amount of resources on the ...

Starbucks is bringing back its festive reusable cup giveaway — or Red Cup Day — just ahead of the holidays. On Oct, 20, the coffee giant announced that Red Cup Day will return on Thursday, Nov. 13.

Each year, the UK gets through a staggering three billion disposable coffee cups, only 1% of are recycled in this country. Single-use cups, made from paper lined with leak-proof polyethylene, can be ...

Sabrina Weiss is the Editorial Assistant of PEOPLE's food department. She writes the weekly recipes for the print magazine as well as articles for PEOPLE Digital. Sabrina has been with PEOPLE since ...

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Coffee cups are among the everyday single-use throwaways that find themselves in the cross hairs of a more eco-conscious public. Using a reusable mug or tumbler is one way to minimize that particular ...