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[morgannn] 28/2/2018 13:05

I need £10 just to break even!

[someuwin] 28/2/2018 12:09

Looking for £10+ at some stage this year.

(Possible a lot higher with a good contract / partnership deal)

[jasperthemonkeygod] 28/2/2018 11:35

shame we're leaving

[someuwin] 28/2/2018 11:33

Biome Bioplastics follows

European Bioplastics‏ @EUBioplastics · 33 minutes ago

The revised legislative package on #waste recognises the benefits of #bioplastics acknowledges that bioplastics play a key role in achieving EU #recyclinggoals …

[volsung] 28/2/2018 11:27

Interesting piece in the Guardian about non-plastic aisles in supermarkets in the Netherlands. All packaging biodegradable

[someuwin] 28/2/2018 11:26

400p broken sooner than I thought!

[jasperthemonkeygod] 28/2/2018 11:22

In the latest offensive in the war against plastic waste, the chain said it hoped the move, starting on Monday, would help change behaviour and encourage customers to switch to reusable cups instead.


“We’re hoping that this charge will remind customers to rethink their use of single-use plastic-lined cups, as it has with plastic bags,” said Simon Redfern, vice-president of communications at Starbucks Europe. “We’ve offered a reusable cup discount for 20 years, with only 1.8% of customers currently taking up this offer, so we’re really interested in working with Hubbub to see how this charge could help to change behaviour and help to reduce waste.”

[someuwin] 28/2/2018 11:20

Will be over 400p very soon - imo.

[amt] 24/2/2018 20:17

Its laughable to think people will take their own cups to the coffee shop. Where would you keep them and just imagine the mess carrying around a dirty one.

[marmar80] 23/2/2018 10:58

People are to lazy and like comfort. Drink it &bin the cup, so no way this will happen anytime soon.

[jasperthemonkeygod] 23/2/2018 10:13

Can you imagine coffee chain selling take away coffee in a ceramic cup or glass?

yup

'bags for life' - 'cups for life'

[marmar80] 23/2/2018 10:05

Can you imagine coffee chain selling take away coffee in a ceramic cup or glass? Plastic days in food industry are counted as the legislation is in place.Bioplastic is a best solution so far. If the world finds a better solution, then great for the planet and bioplastic is over, but so far, no other solution. That's way Biome can benefit now!

[jasperthemonkeygod] 23/2/2018 09:58

what happens when they bio-degrade?

the barrier to bioplastics is the fact that they need to be composted properly, industrially

[marmar80] 23/2/2018 09:56

We know Biome can produce biodegradable coffee cups and lids. Can their technology be used to produce biodegradable straws?

[marmar80] 23/2/2018 08:42

Bioplastic revolution is coming lads!

[jmf69] 23/2/2018 08:08

Plastic.... Public enemy number 1.Just hope mines can capitalise on this. This should be a £100m company and the future is bioplastics as it's not practical to completely remove plastics from everyday life.Come on mines... make us all rich

[jmf69] 21/2/2018 14:39

htTps://youtu.be/2wnsvYkzANk

[marmar80] 21/2/2018 10:31

I believe for you the price needs to go above 5000 to recover what you have invested here years ago. Good to see the world governments are changing approach to plastic. Go Bio!

[boldtrader] 21/2/2018 05:10

Hi morgann, boldtrader

[morgannn] 20/2/2018 20:22

Yes Jasper,
on another site.
I think his day job was running a zoo in the Channel Islands.
Loooooong time ago,

[ih_409346] 20/2/2018 17:55

Nice to see the rise,9 years beg,ive been here 16!not proud of that achievement ha. Hi morgann long time no see,heard anything from Tony? Here's hoping for a money back situation,would be like a prof after all these years.good luck to all.cheers