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Inventing a truly eco-friendly coffee cup is no small feat, and the stakes are huge. Consumers go through an estimated 600 billion paper and plastic cups per year worldwide.

Criticisms around Starbucks' new coffee cups began to arise when fans took to X to share their disappointment at the new design. For many, the design of the cup was prone to spills – an annoying ...

Unlike the Dinera Mug, which is sold exclusively at Ikea, the Ember Coffee Mug 2 is available across major retailers, both online and in stores. Ember Coffee Mug 2 $99.99 at Target $95.00 $99.95 ...

Criticisms around Starbucks' new coffee cups began to arise when fans took to X to share their disappointment at the new design. For many, the design of the cup was prone to spills – an annoying ...

By the 1980s, however, the proliferation of takeout coffee was transforming the cup design industry. Harpman’s studies of the US patent registry found that during this decade, ...

Coffee is getting complicated. And I don’t mean understanding the difference between an American cappuccino (obnoxiously oversized like a bowl of fettuccine Alfredo from Cheesecake Factory) and ...

While the next two coffee processing methods mentioned below require water to treat the cherry, Natural Process, also known as Dry Process or Dry Natural, does not. Hence its name.

Design is supposed to solve problems like this, but the coffee cup lid is one of those odd objects that has never been perfected. A new book called Coffee Lids, by the architects Louise Harpman ...