Every twist of a soda cap might be adding more plastic to your drink. French researchers mimicked casual soda drinking and found microplastic particles spiking after repeated openings. With up to 62 ...

One TikToker calls the beverage dispenser "the unhung hero of summer." As a frequent shopper at - and writer about - IKEA, I ...

Need to bring instant charm to a meal eaten outdoors? Don’t bother with a tablecloth-bring out a pitcher instead.

Parisian-inspired and decorated with beautiful butterflies and flowers, this stoneware pitcher is the most sophisticated way ...

They’re durable, dishwasher safe and available in several colors. 3. 64 oz Plastic Beverage Pitcher — Tabitha Brown for Target: $10 No garden party is complete without a pitcher to serve your ...

he ban on small plastic bottles imposed by the Bali provincial administration has drawn concern from beverage producers, which warn that it could lead to a decline in sales. Triyono Prijosoesilo ...

Single-use food and beverage packaging forms more than 84% of the plastic waste in the eco-sensitive Himalayan region, an anti-waste collective of NGOs has found. According to the Zero Waste ...

But if you associate a pitcher with bottom-shelf cocktails in a plastic cup, think again ... the Director of Food & Beverage. “You typically drink cider or a dry white wine, sometimes even a wine with ...

This simple and elegant return system has prevented billions of beverage containers from ending up in the environment, whether they’re made of aluminum, glass or plastic. Beverage containers ...

Around 100 billion plastic beverage containers are sold in the United States each year — much of which ends up in landfills and waterways, polluting the environment and endangering wildlife. Studies ...

Bottle-tethering is a simple change manufacturers can make to reduce the mountains of plastic waste polluting our beaches, rivers and oceans. The large multinational beverage producers like Coca ...

All ready-to-drink plastic beverage containers, from 100 ml to 2 L, are now subject to a deposit of 10 cents: water bottles, sparkling water, milk, juice, soft drinks, and even some spirit bottles.