Swap-and-go coffee cup scheme, Green Caffeen, has launched a partnership with Hunter Joint Organisation to make it easier for locals to enjoy a takeaway coffee, without the eco guilt. Seven councils in the region are participating, with the scheme adding to the Hunter Joint Organisation's commitment to the circular economy and waste reduction.
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Green Caffeen's cups are based on the philosophy of the circular economy and are made from recycled materials. This means that once a cup reaches the end of its viable life, Green Caffeen collects the old cups and recycles them into new cups. "The Hunter region is going circular - we're working towards transitioning to a circular economy to reduce waste to landfill and innovate in industry. Single-use coffee cups don't fit the bill when it comes to a reuse economy, says Bob Pynsent, Hunter Joint Organisation Board Chair and Mayor, Cessnock City Council.
