Starbucks Coffee Japan has announced plans to replace its paper straws with biodegradable plastic straws starting in 2025.

Starbucks Coffee Japan Ltd. will replace its paper straws with biodegradable plastic ones at its stores in 2025, the company ...

The main argument for using paper straws instead of plastic ones is that paper is biodegradable. This means that it can naturally be broken down and won’t end up floating in our oceans or being ...

The coffee company says the new straws are fully biodegradable in seawater and soil, and will not soften like paper ones.

The global eco-friendly straws market is projected to maintain strong growth over the forecast period, with a Compound Annual ...

Roughly five years ago, Starbucks Japan switched from plastic straws to paper ones, in an effort to be more environmentally friendly. But while this change was made in order to make Mother Nature ...

After years of grumbling from customers, a Japanese supplier is stepping in with a new straw material.

Disposable kitchen items like paper towels and plastic bags can be replaced with reusable alternatives for far less money in ...

The recently concluded 25th edition of Hornbill Festival in Nagaland made a significant step towards sustainability this year ...

The 25th Hornbill Festival in Nagaland, celebrated as the “Festival of Festivals,” has taken a significant step towards ...

While plastic can be useful, it’s non-biodegradable and can take hundreds or even thousands of years ... Instead, choose ...