Sipping on Circularity
91×ÔÅÄÂÛ̳has been collaborating with Cercle to empower employees and tenants to make a sustainable choice by ordering their daily brew in reusable stainless-steel cups.
Australians throw out 2.7 million* single-use or disposable coffee cups every single day.
At our Sydney headquarters, 200 George Street, we're empowering employees and tenants to make a sustainable choice by ordering their daily brew in reusable stainless-steel cups. .
Managed by , a unique circular system ensures cups are returned, meticulously cleaned, and redistributed to participating cafes, significantly reducing our reliance on single-use cups.
In just 18 months, we've already saved over 155,000 cups and lids from landfill, propelling us closer to our ambitious goal of achieving #zerowaste to landfill by 2030.
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*Source: Sustainability Victoria.
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