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There's no snapback from extinction

There's no snapback from extinction

Australia is renowned for its stunning wild places and unique species, yet we have the worst mammal extinction rate of any country in the world. Right now, the federal government is placing our environment under further threat by rushing through changes to environmental laws.  

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Bank of England

Bank of England

Find out how the Bank of England raised reuse rates from 10% to 80% by working with KeepCup.

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The Full Pantry

The Full Pantry

The Full Pantry in Croydon, outer Melbourne, has been proudly single-use free since 2018 – a commitment they maintained throughout the COVID19 pandemic and beyond. 

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LinkedIn Dublin

LinkedIn Dublin

Since working with KeepCup, LinkedIn’s Dublin HQ is now single-use cup free and is diverting remove 5,000 single use cups from circulation each week.

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Our hopes and ambitions for the next decade

Our hopes and ambitions for the next decade

We’ve been reflecting on the decade that was and the years ahead. Here are our hopes and ambitions for these next ten years.

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The Myth of the “Compostable” Cup

The Myth of the “Compostable” Cup

Compostable coffee cups are often touted as a better solution to regular paper and plastic single-use cups. But are they all they’re cracked up to be? Let's bust some common myths. Myth: Compostable cups are readily compostable That compostable cup...

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It’s time to listen to the science

It’s time to listen to the science

At times when the convenience imperative loosens its grip on our lives, we can't waste the opportunity to reduce waste and single-use behaviour.  

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On breaking free from single-use plastic

On breaking free from single-use plastic

At times when the convenience imperative loosens its grip on our lives, we can't waste the opportunity to reduce waste and single-use behaviour.  

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COVID19 – How Big Plastic exploited fear in a crisis

COVID19 – How Big Plastic exploited fear in a crisis

As the COVID-19 crisis unfurled across the globe in March 2020, ‘Big Plastic’ used that uncertainty and fear to push for reuse bans and a repeal of single-use legislation.  

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