Blue Bottle To Test Eliminating Single-Use Coffee Cups Next Year
Blue Bottle Coffee just announced that it will be doing away with all disposable coffee cups and coffee-bean bags at two pilot locations in the Bay Area in 2020.
Source: sfist.com
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