The Lush x Change Please Pop-Up Discourages Single-Use Plastic Waste
Laura McQuarrie — August 13, 2018 — Eco
For a limited time this summer, Lush Cosmetics will be hosting the Lush x Change Please coffee pop-up in London as part of an initiative to encourage reduced plastic use.
Those who come prepared to the pop-up with a reusable cup will have the chance to get their coffee, iced coffee or tea for free. Rather than giving out wasteful single-use cups for those who do not come with their own drinking vessel, Lush will be sharing a limited-edition reusable coffee cup that's made from six used cups.
As well as sharing coffee in an environmentally friendly way, the pop-up cafe will also serve as a spot where people can pick up inspiration and a few tips on other ways they may reduce their plastic consumption.
Those who come prepared to the pop-up with a reusable cup will have the chance to get their coffee, iced coffee or tea for free. Rather than giving out wasteful single-use cups for those who do not come with their own drinking vessel, Lush will be sharing a limited-edition reusable coffee cup that's made from six used cups.
As well as sharing coffee in an environmentally friendly way, the pop-up cafe will also serve as a spot where people can pick up inspiration and a few tips on other ways they may reduce their plastic consumption.
Trend Themes
1. Reusable Cups - Encouraging the use of reusable cups to reduce plastic waste presents opportunities for creative, sustainable alternatives in the food and beverage industry.
2. Zero Waste Initiatives - Implementing zero waste initiatives at cafes and restaurants can foster a more sustainable and environmentally conscious dining experience, creating innovative solutions for waste reduction in the hospitality industry.
3. Educational Sustainable Cafes - Creating educational cafes that promote sustainable practices can disrupt the traditional cafe model, providing valuable knowledge and guidance on reducing waste and encouraging more eco-friendly consumer choices.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - The food and beverage industry can explore opportunities to develop and market reusable and sustainable alternatives to reduce single-use plastic waste.
2. Hospitality and Tourism - Integrating zero waste initiatives into the hospitality and tourism industry can attract eco-conscious consumers and drive innovation in waste management practices.
3. Sustainability Education - The sustainability education industry can collaborate with cafes and restaurants to create interactive learning experiences that raise awareness about plastic waste and inspire individuals to make environmentally friendly choices.
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