Coffee Cloud Ltd Information

We have an entire range of sustainable products available and are committed to extending this range, to provide innovative sustainable packaging solutions for our customers. Responsible product sourcing. We look for and use suppliers with sustainable certifications. We are working towards a paperless office. Records are kept electronically, and office paper usage is kept to a minimum. In conjunction with local, national and other agencies, we promote and raise awareness of good environmental management policies and practices among staff and other stakeholders. We recycle as many materials used as possible. We also encourage our customers to do the same by providing information about recycling services available in NZ. Coffee Cloud is proud to be taking part with our school customers with a new compost programme for their worm gardens. All their used coffee grounds are kept separately and added to their worm gardens to be turned into compost that helps teach kids to grow their own vegetables. All our take away cups & lids are 100% compostable. These products are made from plants not oil. y composting your cups and lids the entire production begins and ends in the ground. We are excited to be extending our community and environmental involvement to support the establishment in nation-wide composting and waste-reducing initiatives with our partner https://wecompost.co.nz. How does composting work ? Soils play a vital role in carbon sequestration and water retention - approximately 20% of global carbon is held in the soil. By composting, we are putting the biomass into soil back rather than just taking it away. When organic waste breaks down in an anaerobic environment - like in landfill - a significantly higher proportion of methane gas is produced, then if it breaks down in an aerobic environment - like a compost pile, where mostly creates carbon dioxide. Methane is a greenhouse gas that is 23 times more damaging than carbon dioxide. So, composting your food waste reduces the production of methane, whereas food ...