Who says sustainable can’t be sexy? Certainly not HuskeeTech, the makers of the HuskeeCup, a durable, reusable ceramic cup made from a coffee husk. After all, what better way to drink your morning cup ...

According to the company, over 1.35 million tonnes (1.48 million tons) of coffee bean husk waste is generated globally on an annual basis. Although those husks have been used as fertilizer, they are ...

Coffee bean husks could be used to extract hexavalent chromium from industrial wastewater, offering an inexpensive remediation technology for the developing world. The metal chromium is an essential ...

HuskeeCup isn’t your typical cup for joe. Reusable, recyclable, and chip-resistant, the ceramic alternative is made entirely from discarded coffee husk, a byproduct of the milling stage of java ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. Ford and McDonald's are pairing up for a planet sustaining project. McDonald's will be giving their coffee bean husks to the car manufacturer so they can ...

Starch films are biodegradable materials that have attracted enormous interest for use as sustainable alternatives to conventional plastics in food packaging in recent years. However, despite their ...

Jerry Baldwin, a co-founder of Starbucks and one-time chairman of Peet’s Coffee & Tea, recently visited Ethiopia, where he drank qishr, which is made from the husks of coffee cherries (which yield ...