Make the switch to a reusable coffee cup today!
Plastic Free Cafes aims to reduce the amount of litter and waste created by single use plastic items such as takeaway coffee cups and plastic straws. We are encouraging our community to Choose Reusable alternatives over single use plastic items.
Participating cafes in Toronto and Warners Bay are offering good quality reusable cups at a subsidised price of just $2, thanks to a NSW Government Community Litter Grant.
The compact folding pocket cups have an air-tight sealing lid, are BPA free, microwave and dishwasher safe and are made of food grade silicone.
Participating cafes in Toronto and Warners Bay are offering good quality reusable cups at a subsidised price of just $2, thanks to a NSW Government Community Litter Grant.
The compact folding pocket cups have an air-tight sealing lid, are BPA free, microwave and dishwasher safe and are made of food grade silicone.
Make the switch to a reusable cup today and feel good about your daily coffee.
Show your support
Visit our participating cafes in Warners Bay and Toronto and show your support for a Plastic Free Lake Mac.
Visit our participating cafes in Warners Bay and Toronto and show your support for a Plastic Free Lake Mac.
Choose to reuse
Wallet, phone, keys, cup
Treat yourself
No one wants to deal with a stinky cup!
Wallet, phone, keys, cup
- Remember to bring your cup before you leave the house. Leave a note at the front door, set an alert on your phone, or put your cup straight into your bag after it’s washed.
Treat yourself
- Feel good about your coffee, knowing that by choosing a reusable cup you are preventing waste, litter and carbon emissions.
- Single use coffee cups are not recyclable. They either end up in landfill or littering our streets, parks and waterways.
- If you get stuck without your reusable cup, take a few minutes to sit down for your coffee.
No one wants to deal with a stinky cup!
- Wash your cup as soon as you can. If you’re on the move, you can rinse it out and then wash up properly when you get to work or home.
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A project of the Sustainable Neighbourhood Alliance.
Proudly funded by the NSW Government. |
