There's really nothing great to gain from disposable cups. Especially plastic. If at all possible, you will want to avoid ...

They may seem harmless and convenient, but everyday plastic cups could be exposing you to hidden risks that impact your body ...

Hot coffee in disposable cups can release microplastics and harmful chemicals into your drink These chemicals may disrupt hormones, irritate the gut and harm long-term health Switching to stainless ...

Disposable cups made of plastic, Styrofoam (polystyrene), or those lined with a thin plastic coating can pose health risks when used regularly. When hot liquids are poured into these cups, harmful ...

The ban on disposable cups and utensils is back, with the initiative welcomed by the environmentally minded — but not by cafe and restaurant employees who clear and clean. Starting April 1, people ...

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Are you a coffee lover and your day starts and ends with a hot cup of coffee? While drinking your favourite hot beverage in a ceramic, glass or metal cup is perfectly okay, many people pour their ...

The government will move to end the free provision of disposable plastic cups at cafes and restaurants as part of its plastic reduction measures, Environment Minister Kim Sung-whan said during the ...

The Korean government plans to ban the free distribution of disposable plastic cups as part of a broader push to curb plastic waste, officials said Wednesday. The Ministry of Climate, Energy and ...