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10 creative ideas for integrating Straws-berry straws into your cocktails and drinks
10 creative ideas for integrating Straws-berry straws into your cocktails and drinks Discover how Straws-berry straws can transform your cocktails and drinks into true eco-friendly works of art! These eco-friendly straws, made from sugarcane fiber, are a sustainable and stylish...
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Eco-responsible cocktails: Using Straws-berry straws for a sustainable experience
Eco-responsible cocktails: Using sugar cane fiber straws for a sustainable experience Sustainable practices are increasingly sought after in the CHR sector (Cafes, Hotels, Restaurants). Consumers are demanding eco-friendly solutions and establishments must meet this growing demand. Eco-friendly cocktails are a...
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Optimize your eco-responsible marketing by highlighting your Straws-berry straws
Sugar cane fiber straws are an essential ecological alternative for CHR establishments. They reduce plastic waste while improving brand image. Adopt them to meet the expectations of environmentally conscious consumers.
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Everything you need to know about straws: types, benefits and where to buy them
Introduction Straws are common accessories in our daily lives, used to sip drinks of all kinds. However, with the growing awareness of environmental issues, the demand for alternatives to plastic straws has increased. In this article, we'll explore the different...
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From farm to table: the importance of eco-friendly tableware in catering
Discover how eco-friendly tableware is transforming restaurants into models of sustainability, meeting a growing demand for more environmentally friendly practices. By integrating materials such as sugar cane fiber and bamboo, these establishments reduce their ecological footprint while improving their brand image and customer satisfaction. -
Regulations on plastics in 2024: guide for restaurateurs
Faced with the environmental emergency, establishments in the CHR sector (Cafes, Hotels, Restaurants) play a crucial role by adopting sustainable alternatives to single-use plastics. New regulations in 2024 will impose even stricter restrictions, prompting a rapid transition to eco-friendly materials.