Runners in East London were introduced to truly sustainable hydration at Run Through’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park run this weekend, with water provided to them by partners Frugalpac and Zento. With almost 600 runners taking part on Saturday 21 September, an estimated total of 2,800 single-use plastic bottles were saved from landfill, through the introduction […]
Read morePaul McReynolds joins our talented team this week, bringing over 20 years’ experience and a genuine passion for sustainable packaging alternatives with him. McReynolds has been appointed as Head of Sales & Marketing to further drive the company’s expansion and sales of the Frugal Cup to outlets across the UK, as the only truly sustainable […]
Read moreSeven months after large-scale production of the Frugal Cup began, we have extended our sustainable offering in a move away from conventional polystyrene lids, with the newly available Frugal Lid. This pulp molded paper lid utilises dry-in-place technology and sustainably-sourced wood fibre to achieve a consistent high-quality pressed paper lid. The range of Frugal Cups […]
Read moreNicky B’s Bespoke Cakes & Coffee Shop located on Watergate Street in Whitchurch has made a move towards a sustainable future as the first coffee shop in Shropshire to become a pioneer of the UK’s only fully recyclable coffee cup made of recycled paper, the Frugal Cup. According to a report by the World Wildlife […]
Read moreFrugalpac – manufacturer of the first fully recyclable coffee cup made from recycled paper – has made a commitment to maximising employment opportunities in Wrexham, with a pledge to utilise local staff at its newly opened cup manufacturing facility, which is based in the area. Designed to offer employment and training opportunities for young people […]
Read moreBoo Boo Coffee located on Lordswood Road has made a move towards a sustainable future as the first coffee shop in Birmingham to become a pioneer of the first fully recyclable coffee cup made of recycled paper, the Frugal Cup. According to a report by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and Eunomia Research & Consulting, […]
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