Biofactur - Coffee Cup To Go (Bio-Kunststoff)

Coffee Cup To Go made of bioplastic with lid
The Coffee-To-Go cup from BioFactur as a sustainable solution. It is a nuisance and harmful to the environment: more and more discarded coffee to go cups pollute public places, streets and nature.

Cup colors: Light gray, light green or creamy white

Lid color: Black

Fill quantity: 350 ml

According to German Environmental Aid, 320,000 of the disposable cups are consumed every hour in Germany, per year that is almost three billion pieces. For their production, tens of thousands of tons of wood and plastic as well as billions of liters of water are needed. The amount of energy required annually for production is enough to power a small town. We need to find a more sustainable way of dealing with our environment and our resources. And that starts in small ways. On our daily commute to work or when we go shopping. Waste avoidance is the keyword if we want to enjoy our coffee on the go.

Care instructions Dishwasher: The Coffee Cup To Go made of bioplastic is up to 60 ° C dishwasher suitable.
Please make sure that the household items are free standing in the dishwasher and not cramped.
We recommend cleaning by hand, as it increases the life of the products.
Storage: After cleaning, allow the products to flash off and store them in a dry place.

Material:
- Based on renewable raw materials (bio-plastic)
- Without harmful plasticizers
- Without bisphenol A and bisphenol B
- Mineral-based dyes
- CO2-reduced manufactured in the EU
- Ecological alternative
- Recyclable
- Vegan
- GMO-free

About BioFactur
In recent years, manufacturers and consumers increasingly rely on sustainable, environmentally friendly materials. Products made of petroleum, especially plastics, cause problems after your use and cause the most severe environmental damage or can only be recycled again "impure". The situation is completely different with "bioplastics", which have been around much longer than petrochemical plastics. In contrast to these materials, bioplastics have one outstanding property: they are biodegradable and are obtained from renewable raw materials.