Reusable mug. Materials – cork
Glass with body in recycled PP, cork band and bamboo lid. Capacity 350ml. Supplied in single packaging.
Glass with body in recycled PP, cork band and bamboo lid. Capacity 350ml. Supplied in single packaging.
Glass with body in recycled PP, cork band and bamboo lid. Capacity 350ml. Supplied in single packaging.
Glass in recycled 304 stainless steel, with cork base. Push-fit lid with practical drinking opening. Capacity 350ml. Supplied in eco-designed single pack.
Glass in recycled 304 stainless steel, with cork base. Push-fit lid with practical drinking opening. Capacity 350ml. Supplied in eco-designed single pack.
Glass in recycled 304 stainless steel, with cork base. Push-fit lid with practical drinking opening. Capacity 350ml. Supplied in eco-designed single pack.
WoW! Natural and reusable coffee-to-go cup. The outside of the cup is made from cork, which is both biodegradable and renewable. The inside of the cup is made from a compostable material called polylactide (PLA). The two are fused together using a patented technique (which does not involve the use of glue) to create a double wall that keeps your drink warm for hours. Capacity 350 ml. PLA Polylactide, or Polylactic Acid (PLA) is a thermoplastic aliphatic polyester derived from renewable resources. This means that PLA is a biodegradable material made from corn starch produced by plants - natural and renewable. Lactic acid is produced by the fermentation of that corn starch, creating the fibres used to make PLA. Each item is supplied in an individual brown cardboard box.
Natural and reusable coffee-to-go cup. The outside of the cup is made from cork, which is both biodegradable and renewable. The inside of the cup is made from a compostable material called polylactide (PLA). The two are fused together using a patented technique (which does not involve the use of glue) to create a double wall that keeps your drink warm for hours. Capacity 350 ml. PLA Polylactide, or Polylactic Acid (PLA) is a thermoplastic aliphatic polyester derived from renewable resources. This means that PLA is a biodegradable material made from corn starch produced by plants - natural and renewable. Lactic acid is produced by the fermentation of that corn starch, creating the fibres used to make PLA.
