February 13, 2022
How ‘green’ is this Super Bowl?
How ‘green’ is this Super Bowl? Ocean-friendly straws and Nikola’s hydrogen beer truck try to lower the NFL championship’s carbon footprint (MarketWatch)
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February 11, 2022
Blue straws from Stone Mountain company will help make the Super Bowl a little greener
Michael Winters, president of the Stone Mountain-based company WinCup, says it's "surreal" to know the company's environmentally-friendly straws will be used at the Super Bowl. (Emil Moffatt/WABE)
January 18, 2022
Compostable and biodegradable straws come to campus
In 2021, Cornell Dining announced that phade® home and industrial compostable and marine biodegradable drinking straws will be replacing traditional plastics straws in all Cornell eateries as a part of their low-waste efforts. Photo courtesy of Cornell University Dining.
January 14, 2022
WinCup Joins Green Sports Alliance as Official Program Partner
Developer of phade® home and industrial compostable and marine biodegradable drinking straws partners with leading sports environmental advocacy organization to promote sustainable practices across the industry PORTLAND, OR (January 14, 2022) – WinCup, Inc. has become an official program partner of the Green Sports Alliance (GSA), an environmentally and socially focused nonprofit organization that convenes stakeholders from around the sporting world to promote healthy, sustainable communities. The announcement comes as a growing list of professional sports teams and venues have read more WinCup Joins Green Sports Alliance as Official Program Partner
January 11, 2022
First straw bans begin to topple
Cities like Ft. Myers Beach, Florida are revisiting straw bans to allow for new sustainable technologies like phade.