Partner Article KeepCup launches its newest innovation; the KeepCup Bottle Pioneering B-Corp brand KeepCup continues to push sustainable boundaries as it adds the first modular, twist-fit KeepCup ...

If we’re going to survive as a species, we have to get rid of it, just like the plastic bag. We need to collectively realise that a disposable cup is actually something that you do not need.

KeepCup’s new range allows users to quickly switch between the coffee cup and water bottle components, thereby further reducing their use of single-use plastic cups and bottles.

The KeepCup lid clicks closed to keep spills at bay and is free of phthalates, BPA, BPS — and BS. Jennifer Garner's go-to to-go KeepCup is sustainable and chic! (Photos: Getty; Amazon) ...

The 51-year-old actress has been spotted with a cup of coffee in hand countless times while on her daily walks—and she’s almost never caught using single-use plastic or paper cups. Instead ...

When Keepcup produced its first reusable cup back in 2009, a big part of our role was educating people around the non-recyclability of disposable cups and the hazard this poses to the global ecosystem ...

KeepCup’s sustainable branding turned out to be cleverer than it seemed and it was able to ride a wave when concern spread about the environmental costs of disposable cups. The company produces ...

While consumers were largely unaware of the term "single-use plastic" when Forsyth founded KeepCup in 2009, she believes lockdown has given Australians time to reflect on the negative impact ...

Plastic is the cheapest, lightest and most unbreakable material but its heat retention is not fantastic. Aside from KeepCup, there’s the funky Frank Green SmartCup, which is CaféPay enabled.

The manufacturer wanted to send the products in plastic bags, which would reduce KeepCup’s B Corp score. “B Corp gave us an education about the influences you can have over your customers and ...