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An investigation by Beyond Plastics found that Starbucks' claims about the recyclability of its plastic cups are misleading, with most cups ending up in landfills or incinerators. The company disputes the study's methodology and maintains that its cups are designed to be recyclable. Environmentalists are planning protests and advocating for legislative changes to reduce plastic waste.
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An investigation by Beyond Plastics found that Starbucks' claims about the recyclability of its plastic cups are misleading, with most cups ending up in landfills or incinerators. The company disputes the study's methodology and maintains that its cups are designed to be recyclable. Environmentalists are planning protests and advocating for legislative changes to reduce plastic waste.
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