Australia's largest coffee chain Gloria Jean's is being sued by reusable coffee cup company KeepCup for allegedly copying one of its designs. The KeepCup Brew was introduced in 2014 and sells for ...

With a wash-up station set up at the Melbourne International Coffee Expo this weekend to limit the amount of disposable coffee cups used, KeepCup is saluting the reuser for a charitable cause. While ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. Garner’s go-to is Keepcup’s Brew Cork cup, and we finally ...

After 15 years of selling its reusable cups, Melbourne-based KeepCup is now taking its keep and reuse philosophy beyond coffee cups, launching its first-ever standalone reusable water bottle. Water ...

After a pandemic that forced Australia’s hospitality sector to weather several lockdowns, the loose change could go some way in covering the business expense of purchasing the disposable cups and lids ...

But its co-founder Abigail Forsyth said we still had a long way to go with the overuse of single-use coffee cups. To truly help overcome the problem, she said the government needed to step in – and ...

KeepCup – described as the first barista-standard reusable cup – offers individuals and businesses the chance to make the takeaway coffee market more sustainable. Imported from Australia, KeepCup ...

The global craving for takeaway drinks is leaving a nasty environmental aftertaste, with about 50bn disposable cups made each year around the world, and many ending up in landfill. So the first ...

Abigail Forsyth struggled to get a hearing when she first came up with the idea of starting a business making reusable cups. “This is the stupidest idea I’ve ever seen,” said one designer she ...