Minneapolis restaurants offer takeout food without a side of guilt for using wasteful containers
To-go meals often result in a pile of empty containers. A Minneapolis trio hopes to trim the trash.
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To-go meals often result in a pile of empty containers. A Minneapolis trio hopes to trim the trash.
Forever Ware hopes over $100,000 in government grants will help it expand — both through new users and the number of restaurants and coffee shops using their reusable takeout containers.
Can consumers be trained to return their takeout containers? Minneapolis-based Forever Ware makes the case to businesses.
Restaurants pay for deposits on Forever Ware’s reusable cups and containers, which are mostly made of recycled stainless steel with silicone lids.
Restaurants pay for deposits on Forever Ware’s reusable cups and containers, which are mostly made of recycled stainless steel with silicone lids.