Skip to main content

Reusable cup scheme launch

29 April 2019

Our partnership with Zero Waste Events sees the launch of the reusable coffee cup scheme starting today. In cafés across campus, students and staff will be able to pay a deposit of £1 to use one of the reusable cups which they will then get back once they have returned the cup. The aim is to eliminate 1000 single use paper cups every week.

Today is the day!! #choosetoreuse now at @HarperAdamsUni cafes. Bright orange #reusable cups On a £1 deposit return in all your cafes. Helping to reduce waste! pic.twitter.com/UQz2cYDmJo
— Zero WasteEvents (@AlisonZWEvents) April 29, 2019

#reusable coffee cups working well at @HarperAdamsUni here’s John our first customer . Super simple £1 deposit for cup, enjoy your coffee & drop your cup back to get £1 back pic.twitter.com/gTQZrkJpiS
— Zero WasteEvents (@AlisonZWEvents) April 29, 2019

Already going well! Adam says “impressed with the cups” John ‘s already on his 2nd cup #firstdayofterm #deadlines pic.twitter.com/QDLnEorPkL
— Zero WasteEvents (@AlisonZWEvents) April 29, 2019

Subscribe

Share

Tags

#reusable #students #studentlife #sustainability #SustainableHarper

Related Posts

Students talk about how a CLA Scholarship shaped their academic careers A pair of students at Harper Adams University have spoken with the Country Land and Business Association (CLA) about how its scholarships ha … Posted Today

Harper Adams University students name a young giraffe at Zingela River Safari Final year students at Harper Adams University have returned from the trip of a lifetime to ZuluLand, in the KwaZulu Natal region of South A … Posted 15 April

Award-winning alumna speaks about her career A Harper Adams University alumna who was named National Pig Awards Trainee of the Year has been profiled in Pig World magazine.Toni Bag … Posted 11 April

Challenged to thrive: the return of the Tesco Future Farmer programme The School of Sustainable Food and Farming’s Future Farmer Programme, delivered with Tesco, launched again this week. In this piece &n … Posted 11 April

Cookies on the Harper Adams University website

We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue without changing your settings, we'll assume that you are happy to receive all cookies on the website. However, you can change your cookie settings at any time.

Ok, got it Learn more