After being persona non grata during in 2020, reusable cups are now being allowed back at cafes worldwide. A casualty of the initial fight against a virus we knew little-to-nothing about, reusable cups were banned for a time in favor of single-use as a means of preventing the spread of the coronavirus.
Reusable cups are being welcomed into coffee shops again and we no longer have to worry about mortgaging the future to survive the present (in this instant anyway). And our friends at KeepCup want to know about your reusables habits.
With their annual reuse survey, the Australian-born reusable cup manufacturer wants to know more about howโand whyโyou do or donโt forgo single use items. This data will help inform their โLife Cycle Analysis and helps us do a better job of encouraging reuse and reducing our impact.โ The survey is completely anonymous and can be completed in about five minutes.
When it comes to reusable coffee cups, 2021 was a year in transition. And as we are hopefully crawling our way back to normalcy, robust data on reusable trends is now more important than ever. Weโre only a few minutes to midnight on the sustainability clock, and it doesnโt stop ticking because humanity canโt seem to agree on taking the pandemic seriously or not.
So if youโve got a spare five minutes, consider taking the KeepCup survey.
Zac Cadwaladerย is the managing editor at Sprudge Media Network and a staff writer based in Dallas.ย Read more Zac Cadwaladerย on Sprudge.
Disclosure: KeepCup is an advertising partner with the Sprudge Media Network.
