Starbucks has launched compostable cups to comply with local laws in some area. Customers on social media hate them, but are the cups in Ohio yet?

But that’s the nature of the beast—coffee shops like Starbucks are often meant for those on the go. Cold drinks like ...

Ceramic travel mugs, on the other hand, are similar to standard coffee cups, making them particularly well suited to hot ...

Starbucks fans are not hot about this cold drink change. Cold coffee orders will no longer come in a plastic cup in some Starbucks locations — rather, they’ll be served in fiber-based ...

Starbucks is once again causing cup controversy, not with their annual Christmas cups, but rather the new compostable cups ...

The Seattle-based coffee company announced this week that about 580 of its stores had begun replacing its cold drinks cups — ...

They are not being rolled out nationwide, Starbucks confirmed to the publication. The compostable cups are made from fiber-based paperboard with a bioplastic liner, making the cold beverage cups ...

Starbucks is shaking things up with a new approach to its cold drink cups. Instead of the usual clear plastic, many locations are now serving iced drinks in cold compostable cups—a big step ...

Many Starbucks lovers can now expect to receive their cold coffee orders in cups featuring a new design. Depending on the state, some Starbucks locations have switched their transparent single-use ...

Starbucks has rolled out opaque cups for its ... in the US transitioned to using "commercially compostable hot and cold cups because of local government requirements." The change went into effect ...