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Product Design: Help reduce waste from coffee-to-go paper cups and come up with sustainable solutions!

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  • almost 2 years ago

    AChochinov jury (contest)

    This is a very strong concept, addressing the first mover in the service. I'm always surprised when someone at a retail store asks me if I'd like a bag or not; typically they just bag whatever you're purchasing. Can you provide a few words on the beachball metaphor?
  • almost 2 years ago

    Burlix

    I *LOVE* that you have included a story of experience as a part of your pitch. First hand research into the ordering and purchasing transaction is key to the success of any of these ideas, no? I agree, changing the culture is a huge part of any of scheme presented. For example, if ikea can make you buy your own bag to drag your stuff out, why not do the same for coffee to go?
  • almost 2 years ago

    nickgogerty

    This is probably true, that high re-use items in a fast food environment would be perceived as hygenically challenged. This perception is for some reason less true in a restaurant as the turn-over is less.

    There is something of an ick factor about lipping a high use rim.
  • almost 2 years ago

    jblevinson

    Nick, I think that's a cultural thing - strange, isn't it? We'll take the reusable mug in a greasy-spoon diner (which probably sees just as much use) but the same product in a fast-food place is dirty. Fast-food places in Japan use reusable products almost exclusively, nobody seems to care.
  • almost 2 years ago

    leah idea owner

    Thank you all for your comments. First off the beach ball had no relevance - I had to include some image in order to upload the ideas. BUT now I think about it it is a metphor for seeing different perspectives. The issue is REDUCE WASTE. We each look at the issue from a different angle. I see Red and some blue and white. Some one on the other side sees Orange and some green and yellow. Who's view is the Truth? This is concept is from Susan Scoot - The Fierce Inc. So take cultural perspectives for example about hygiene and about conserving resources - who's right?

    An update on my local Starbucks - I've starting drinking double shots latte. I was shokced to see that the machine always produces 2 shots, one of which is THROWN AWAY!!!!!! So now I have double shots latte. But it gets me jittery so if I remember I'll pour half the latte into my thermal cup. How about a redesign on the machine to draw 1 shot of coffee?

    So the update: the barister is making the latte as usual. I ask her to go easy on the milk (if the cup is poured to the rim, it can spill easily) and she says to me 'BUT YOU DON'T LIKE TO WASTE. IF I DON'T FILL TO RIM, I WASTE THE MILK' The message is getting through to her. We looked into her milk mug and saw in fact she had put too much in. She said: i'm measure it next time. One happy customer that day.

    I haven't entered this contest to win. I was looking for a vehicle to get these ideas heard. The suggestion book in the Starbucks just isn't going to do it. Action most come from the TOP. I can only hope these these ideas get into the heads of those who can and will take action. Happy to help along the way.
  • over 1 year ago

    omaroyoun

    I have reviewed & voted for you idea. Our retries are a step forward towards a greener planet with less waste. Please have a look at my idea and I greatly appreciate your opinion http://www.jovoto.com/contests/drink-sustainably/ideas/5237
  • over 1 year ago

    Janne

    What an interesting approach. Instead of rewarding the customer you reward the staff. Great idea. This is also something that could be put into practice immediately. Really like it!