One for the road: Ford and McDonald's to turn coffee waste into car parts
Ford is making car parts out of coffee waste from McDonalds | Credit: Ford
Bioplastic car parts will reduce weight and lower petrol use to cut CO2 emissions
Waste coffee from McDonald's is to be turned into new, lightweight car parts under a new partnership announced this week between the fast food giant and the carmaker Ford. Researchers from the two...
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