Over the last couple of weeks, we’ve seen a number of brands from across the food and drink industry coming together to provide acts of kindness. Pret a Manger has offered free hot drinks and 50% off food to NHS Workers, craft beer brand BrewDog has switched its production line to hand sanitisers rather than […]
Read moreOne of Cornwall’s largest and most enchanting attractions, The Lost Gardens of Heligan, has made a commitment to supporting a more sustainable future, by choosing the UK’s first takeaway cup comprising 96% recycled content – the Frugal Cup™. In keeping with the site’s world-renowned green fingers, the ‘Ivy’ design will be available across the garden’s […]
Read moreFrugalpac has partnered with First Mile to offer customers an inclusive recycling service for its innovative Frugal Cup. Customers joining the ‘coffee cup revolution’ can ensure sustainability through First Mile’s recycling post-back service, RecycleBox. Customers ordering any two cases of Frugal Cups will automatically be offered the service, where they can put their used cups […]
Read moreParticipants at this weekend’s World’s Big Sleep Out event in Trafalgar Square were kept warm and hydrated with hot drinks served in the innovative Frugal Cup, provided by UK-based sustainable packaging manufacturer, Frugalpac. Hailed as the largest charitable fundraising campaign in a generation, the London event that took place on Saturday 7 December 2019, saw […]
Read moreMarking the start of the festive period, manufacturer of recyclable coffee cups made of recycled paper, Frugalpac, has revealed a new limited edition ‘Winter Cup’ design featuring red and silver stars with gold branding. An estimated 210 million coffee cups will be used in the UK during December with consumers choosing hot drinks in cold […]
Read moreHigh profile Golf Club, Trentham has announced its commitment to supporting a more sustainable future, by becoming 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, the UK is set to throw away […]
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