AMT Coffee brews up fully compostable plant-based cups and lids

Michael Holder
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UK coffee retailer rolls out bio-compostable cups and lids, which it claims naturally decompose within a year

AMT Coffee has introduced compostable coffee cups and lids across its more than 50 UK outlets, in a move the retailer claims is "by far the greenest" alternative to the typical plastic-lined paper cups...

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